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rI'JiI Ot&iiA 1)ATJY BEE : MQjNDAY , Tt1NJ 7 , 1898. 8
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. MINOR II1'IN.
flwlwelser beer. Itoser.f1& Td. 323 ,
- ik2It.tnr ( . S. ltanck of Iowa City wns In
; , , CoiiicII Iilutt ycsterdny.
Wzinted-Latet clltIon of CouncIl flIuft
- city directory. Ap1y at flee oflce. !
, k trR. ( k'orgo Shoemaker of Minneapolla
- j Is visiting her parents , Mr. end trs. I.
: S ' rot1p Mrs. John Schoentgon lins been called to
Creston. In. , by the Illnvsn o her sister ,
- , Mrs. Lnndaberg.
. The } vans Iatmdty Ia the leader In fine
work both for color nn(1 finish. & 20 l'earl
. atrect. I'hone 2O.
A. Kinney of IaaL Orange , N. 3. . is via-
lung at the home of Mr nnd Mrs. Ernest
: E. hart on I'iirk avenue.
- , Sheriff Tubba of Mills county woe in the
, city : ysterdny looking for three iIiaoucn4 )
, Int hroko jail at Uknwood Satuiay iiiglit ,
Lon't you think it must he a prett good
_ _ _ _ nundry that can please so many ! iu.idrcda i
f custwnersVcilLhnt's the "Eagle , "
24 Ilronulwny.
(1. Ihitinian , editor of ( ho Mt. Vernon
_ . In. ) llnwkvyo , and wife are the guests of
, Ir. and Mrs. Vi. S. Itatril. They are taking
, tim expoaltion.
, n , ii Ohlt'ntloit , secrctnry of the Potta-
. nttamio Iarzners' Mtittini Inaurance asso-
iatlon , has announced himself as a candi-
_ ate for the 0111cc of county recorder.
Mrs Dr. Canilcil of Chicago Is the guest
. _ f her neIce. Mrs. Thoinna Metcalf of Blurt
_ . _ _ _ _ _ 'et Dr. Can lid ti has leeii attelid I a g t it a
' . . . ewion of the American Institute of ho-
J"thy In Omaha.
opening session of the 1'ottavnttuinIc
County Institute 'hIl be held this movlihtig
_ _ _ at 93O o'clock ot the Ihiooiiier school. 'l'lac
morning v1h1 ho mainly devote , ! to enrollment -
_ _ _ _ _ _ mont and thu assigning of teachiera to boarding -
- ing houses. -
7he summer stock company at the Polinny
. , yuI cho3O ItS cligagenient tonight and will
, give a hiclietit Irnrforlnnnce for Maiagcr
Ihowan. A contitinons vaud.3v1110 vrforn- ,
. 't1c ( ' Introducing entirely new specinItka ,
k' ho thu bill.
, II. 1) . Fester , tl < Omaha man who has
, been In jail hero since Friday , was relen9c'l '
by order of Judge AyIcs ortli ycstw day.
' Foster wa arrested whim trying ivtth a cotii-
3)flIiOt1 ) to bicak Into a freight cal r.t the
: Norths caLera yat tl ,
, nseplilne , the Infant daughter of Mr. and
MT..a 'I' . B.Vlison , corner of Scott and
\ \ aahllngtll ( ) streets , died ) csteIday afternoon -
, noon of siltial meningitis , ageil 1 year and
E months. No arrangements have been
made as yet for the funeral.
.Iohn ihunson was arrested yesterday I
morning cii a. battery and assault charge
- tiled against him by John 'rhiacker , a neigh-
her. in Justice Vica's court. 'l'hinckcr ah-
lcges that I lawson iiorsevhlpied a son of
lila , hlniusoii gave bull niid 'hhl have a
: hnrlng Wednesday.
& ' 'ro lilcil giving the names of 1) . j. Spear
111111 .1. II. 1)iiigiiiaii ver taken into ctntoly
ycSteiday afteinooii by 1)ct.ictiv.'eir as
atlapielotin characters. Both nen ar , wt'ih
hicctl aui claimed to be .nubkrs from
' OUtlI Omithia. Olie of them is .susavttv'I by
thio iii be o f 1)01 0 g a lie 0 f t iii two coo It hcii cc
Inch that roblel the Jouseci youths trout
Pigeon a couple of days ago.
"Crank laundry for cranks. " Nothing
hut shirts , collars anti cults. That's our
specialty. We can PleaSe YOU where others
fail. limit City hauiiihry , 3 1 North tahii
street.
% FOR SALE-Goon 8ecoiuI-h'tnd bicycle at'
birgain. Cihl at The Bee oiIhe. Council
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Try Moore's tlenth to lice and mItes.
Dii , , IN 11l11 d tIC Situ iii p 'Fax.
As the new var revenue law will go into
effect next Friilay the Council Blurts banks
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arc sending circulars to all their customers
anti correspondents calling attention to that
portion which applies to banking transac-
J tlons _ flanbers expect there will be some
I' eottftiToii at the outset of the enforcement
. of the adhesive stamp tax itrovisions aiid are
I ji advising their customers In Limo. The fol-
, ? 3owing is the circular :
"To 1)eposltors and Correspondents : Your
I itttciitlon Is called to that part of the war
' re'rntte act relative to stamps on checks ,
t drafts , etc. , which requires that a 2-cent
revenue staiitp ho placed on 'any batik check
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or draft which Is for the iaiylneitt of any
. nut of money drawn upon or Issited by any
bank , trust company or any person or per-
. soils , companies or corporations at sight or
On demand. ' Therefore. on and after July 1
next , great care must be used in atlixing
t. . atanips to all checks or tirafta you may draw
on this bank , and all checks or drafts you
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, may deposit or remit for your credit. "
, t 'uhie banks In thIs city will each keep a
' of the stamps on hand for the con-
'v.liience of their customers and by buying
. , theta in $ ICO hots obtain I ior cent discount.
. ' 1tpcntm Collector lCcniblo of Burlington
9 1ai wrItten to the bankers here asking that
. they see the husiness men who do business
vIth their banks auth order stamps for them
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In hulk , the banks taking the discount. This
L is in order to facilitate the distributIon of
the stamps.
Lost-liatnoud bow-knot , Suitable reward
riil ite itttlti for return of same to lice
' 0111cc , Council BiuiTs.
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The othlciai photographs of the United
States Navy , contaIning over 200 pIctures
of the vessels. with their olilcera auth a aura-
of the views of the hil-fateti Maine. can be
Itail at tile Couricli Bluffs olhlce of The thee
, , icr 25 cents and a fico coupon.
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; Wnr songs ! war songs ! var songs ? by the
'b Dudley-Buck ciuartetVeilnesdtiy evening.
4 Juno 29 , at the armory , Masonic temple.
1 I'dmlssion 25 cents.
I'nth , , r Tpuurrd II rNeIit , .Ir.
Leonard lClrscht , Jr. , son of Mr. anti Mrs.
Ij. Klrscht of 12S Gien avenue , died at 12:30 :
4 t o'clock yesterday morning at the family
resitherico of nervous vrostratior , . Mr.
ifirscht was 30 years of age anti was horn
' and raised In this cIty. lie had been aIling
, t for three weeks , but was thought to have
been lniproving the last fc' days anti his
. death yesterday morning vtis sudden and
, ' unexpected. The funeral will be bout to-
11 - norro' afternoon at 2:30 : o'clock front the
totally reslilenco and Interment wiil be In
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\'aInut 11111 cemetery ,
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Eagle and
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LITTLEBOOII"IUrAHT
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SAFE BURCI4ARS 1)0 ) Al JOB
0111cc of he Eagle Ltuindry the ccno of
Their Operations.
APPARENTLY EXPERTS AT TIlE BUSINESS
tVtlIIlN IhII pIii e1 nitil lICM1ItM OI ,
lalnesi I ii.I lente t hillS the ltulierM
A re i'r.f-MpIuinlM of a high
IJe&Lree oC Shill ,
The safe in the omee of the Eagle laundry
at 72i Broadway was blown open at an
early hour yesterday morning , evidently by
txpert crackrtmcii , vlio secure. ! something
over $ f0 In cash and a number of checks.
Nitroglycerine was used to force the safe
anti , except for about twelve inches of a
half butiteri fuse , they left nothing behind
tiietii that wouid furnish the ijohice any chew
to their Identity.
The manner in which tire sate was blown
. showed beyond a doubt that it was the work
of expert safe blowers. A halo was 1lrhhied
I in the door chose to the lock and In this
the nitroelycerine was lilneed and then a
ttie attnehei. The force of the explosion
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sprung the lock nail oxenetl the door , but
I did no further danhage to the s'fe. The
crnckstnen nxwarently did not lmvr' n very
hard task on their hands , as the .afe Is an
old tyic one and evidently did not offer
much resistance , as the sound of the oxplo-
aba 'ns not heard by residents in the neigh-
borbood ,
Tire robbery was a iartlculariy nervy one
in view of the fact that the oilice of th'
laundry faces directly on Broadway and lire
safe is In full view of any on vscinR on
the street. 'rite front of thu ninco s almost
entirely of giusa nitil oven the upper httlf
of the door leading front the street directly
into It is of glass. The 0111cc Is always-left
lighted at itighit , but the burglars took the
precaution to turn It off anti did their work
with tire aid of matches , the remnants of
which were fount lying on the floor in front
of the stile. There scents to be little doubt
that three men 'erc enngcd In the work
anti that one of the gang kept vatcht on the
street while the other two worked lnslie.
The light 'us burnIng In the ohhice at 3
o'clock when the patrolman on thii' heat
Passed there and circumstances would show
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that the safe was blown shortly before 4
o'clock. At this hour the street Is prac-
I tlcaliy deserted and the burglars vcro able
to do their work ttnintcrruptc'i. '
Vltt ii Neigh , lint' Sn v.
About 3 o'clock a rurally named Gregg ,
who live In a small cottage directly east of
the laundry , vere nioused by their dog
barking , and ott one of the boys looking out
; of the \'lrt(1OW lie saw three rijeri In the
I rear of the iUtlflhlFb' , one of rhom was trying
I to coax the dog to keep quiet. The men
\veIe probably itt this tiuo looking around
the building for a favorable illace to get
in. They secured entrance to the buIlding
by forcing a door at the vest sldo leading
( lIreetly into the holler room. From here
their way Into the 0111cc was unobstructed.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. MItehill , who live
upstairs at 724 Broadway , saw threc inca in
the yard at the back of their building
shortly before 4 o'clock and Mr. Mitchell
was able to give the police a fairly good
description of one of tIm three. These men
were , it is StlilIOscd , the partIes who blew
the safe. Mrs. Mitchell was first awakened
by hearing voices under the window and
lookIng out saw the three uteri standing at.
thin back door of l'acc's meat market , conversing -
versing in a low tone. Site hearth one of
tue men remark clint they intist quiet that
d-d dog. She awoke her husband , but by
the tIme tie got to the wlndov two of the
men had passed on toward the hautidry and
were htliiticfl from view by Pace's smoke
house. The thIrd man was hunting around
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I in the ynrd , presumably for sonic instru-
meat with which to force the door of the
laundry.
t Mitchell , thinking they were there to rob
l'ace's chicken house , raised the screen of
tile window and called out to the mann ,
threatening to fill him full of lead If lie
mliii not get away. Tue man made some
reply , \viticht titchiehl failed to catch , aini
mnoyeti ( hOWil the alley lit the direction of
the laundry.
Several of the checks taken from the safe
were round on Broadway in front of 110w-
arl's restaurant , where they hind been
dropped or thrown away bythe burglars.
Iloffomayr's mite ) ' patent flour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for It.
01)1) ilL1.I'S' M flit I.&l I.tY.
Aiinimul Ctistoiii I lie Order is flnI
( lilt.
Fohiowlng the annual custom of the order ,
the Odd F'ehiows of Council liluffs observed
yesterday as MemorIal day amid held ap-
proprlate exercises at Fairvlew cemetery ,
iiero time graves of the departed members
of thin fraternity of the triple link were
decorated with flowers and evergreens. Thin
members of the different lodges assembled
at the temple at 1:30 : o'clock and from there
marched in a hotly to the cemetery , sonic
100 members beIng in line. George Smith
acted as marshal and 0. D , Wheeler as
imiaster of ceremimoities , while C.V , Foster
lerfornieti time service of chaplain.
Following the exercises , which were In
accordance with the regular ritual of thin
order , the oration of time day was delivered
by lion , l ) . C , Bloomer , who is lirobably
tIme oltiest mnenihier of the order in the city ,
Mr. lhloonier's mtthtlress dii'elt iargeiy on the
iilonoet Odd Fellows of Council Bluffs , most
of whommi lay buried wIthin Falrvhew cemne-
tery.
tery.At the conclusion of the ceremonies at
Falrview cemetery a conmntittee consistIng
of C.V. . Foster , John Schoenlng , A , I ) ,
'anhlorn , Peter hiapp , James Braihioy ,
Janmes flhlLert , henry Foul and Mr. lhloomner
1rocecded in carriages to Walnut 11111 cemne-
tery , where time graves of time departed mom-
hers there were decorated , There are be-
tiveemi tlfty and sixty members of the order
imiterred In Fairvlew cemetery and about
ten \Vainut 11111.
Map of Cuba , Vcst Indies and time World
at Thin hoc ofhice , jOe each ,
) ( iisii'H ihI5'i ( ' .ti'it.
The Owl chub will give a bicycle meet at
tlto Union lrivlmmg park on July 20. In
itththit ion to time wheel iaces there vlhi be a
number of regular field events , sprInts , mile
and half rimihe runs , burillo races anti others.
Time chairniert of the different comnniittee
In charge of ( lie meet are : General arrange-
nments , hi , l , Smmmith ; track , 0 , 0. Butts ;
advertIsing , F. A. Sayles ; privileges , Gus
Lode. 'Fhte Immenhhtershihi ) of the Owl club
embraces immost of the amateur athmietca in
every line of time city.
Clay l'intner has purehtaseth a Ieaguc bI.
cycle from Cole & Cole.
I ii ' 1're'i Cii II in v a I ,
Iavenport hteiitibiieau : . Ttu farlntrs Of
Iowa are mmbktmmg or . oy 'nmmicmit bomis.
'h'imry are the moneyed cimmea In ibis state ,
Sioux City Journal : lown in his hioIiu
district ho Is called George Lamentation
Flun. What an appropriate itnine for a cmi.-
lamnity catididatel
lies Moines Leader : It is erhaps In
order to remark , with Lot Thomas is canthi-
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date in the E1evnth district. there should
ho no looking back.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil ! Those who
opposed an appropriation by Iowa for representation -
resentation at the cxpoition must be glad
that they didn't have their way.
lfls.n ? essilImhcr utei. .
The hartley herald has moved Into its
spiendid new brick building.
Charles F. Chase has retired from the
Council Bluffs ( ] iohc-Demorat and John
Martin and E. It. Gardner have purchased
it.
George SLivers , city edItor of the Bar-
iington Gazette , caught the var fever and
eflhi5tetl in an Iowa regiment uimder time see-
onJ call ,
Sam Sloane of the Charles City Citizen
hind no sooner recovered from a long Illness
than lie fell front his bicycle amid broke his
thigh bone.
Slmutal A. Monger , owner of time Ananiosa
Jouritni , offers It for sale necaimso he ( l0
sires to take advantage of an opportunity
to get a good education ,
Joe McGlinn has sueti 3. 5 , Trigg of the
hlockford Register amid William Penmiiman ,
part proprietor of time Charles City Citizen ,
for iihmel. the amount of damage claImed
being $90.
While a number of Jowa editors were at-
teiitllrig the exposition time chico of the
Sigotirnoy RevIew blew up anti the root of
time house was sent flying through-the air.
An explosive newspaper office Is a dangerous -
ous timing ,
Time Cherry sisters diii not recover damn-
ages from time Des MoInes Leather because -
cause of having reprinted what the Odcbolt
Chronicle hmul said about their bimrlescitme
performnmince , the court directimig a verdict
for the ( lefemise Oil technical groummds.
Judge E. It , Thayer of time Clinton Daily
Age wrote in lila paper a few days ago :
"It is thirty years today since the first
number of time Clinton Age was inmbhishied.
itlrlrmg nil these years the paper has been
tnhitcii by the person whn writes this itemmi. "
Stit'Lc , , , ' . fl'flhll 1,1 alit , , I
DES MOINES , ha , , June 26.-Speclnl--- ( )
flirctor Joimn It. Sage of the wcathmcr bureau
has begun the collection of statistics regard-
lag time loss of stock by the farmers of Iowa
each year by lightning. illanlis have been
mmmaiiod to time represantatlves of the weather
service ilepartniemit nil over the state. Thin
rephics nrc just beginning to conic in amid
it is expected that data will be gathered
vitich wlhh be of mnuchi value to time farmers
anti itiny cause a niaterinl reduction in lii-
surance rates on hive stock If the ngrlcui-
turists of the state vill follow otmt the suggestions -
gestions made. It is undoubtedly unknown
to most of tiio people of the state that. time
hoes nit live stock by time farmers of Iowa
each ycam' Is greater during the sumnnmer
mmionths thami the loss by fire on buildings.
It. is believed a large part Of this loss can
be prevented by groimndlng thin barb wire
fences.
iieiiiIii l'it'ii thli1.
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IO\I CITY , In. , Jimmic 2i.-Speciai ( ( rtie-
gramu.The ) tmnkmmowmi mnami vlmo ii led at
the hospital in this city June ii ) amid whose
remnai mis have heemi itch ! hits been identi fled
as Nelson Summers of Grn1 Island , Neb.
lie had been absent ha 'iiimois on n'hslt
multi vis takeu ill imere viiiie honit'vartI
lommmiih. He vas a rctir.d fammmier iii good
circummistamices , btit nvcr beIng able to
speak after rnilhhIg ! , thmis city and having
nothing emi .mls pcm'son to idomitity hmirti theme
has been mnucm Immyaery n' to 1113 iieutity.
Time botly will be tent to ( Iramid imlnmmI for
burial.
Isil L flrpitki , ig Li t (1cmivnod.
GLENW'OOD , Ia. , June 26.-Spcciah.-- ( )
A job hot of crimInals , tiring of prison fare
and wishing to join thai army , seeing noth-
lug to prevent , crawled out of the county
bastile at S o'clock last evening. The sheriff
hmad given them tue rim of time house and
after the thieves had given their promimise
to be good the sheriff wemmt thriving. Three
macn escaped , two plain house breakers and
one man who made a specialty of horse
stealing. At this writing no trace of the
macn can he found.
C.ilhshoii hiitieeii iiecgrhe CgLrN.
MASON CITY , Ia , , Juati' 26.-Twenty pea-
Pie were bruIsed and shaken up in a coiii-
sheLl between two trains of electric cars
on the Clear Lake line today. The most
seriously imijured are : Mr. Johmmi Taylor ,
back Injured ; Mrs. A. C. Bryant , head
crushmed ; Mrs. Isabella Brown , armn broken ;
unknown nina , badly scratched and bruised.
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flUIlL1GTON , Ia. , June 26.-Speciah.- ( )
Approximately $110,000 of time government
S Per cert war bonds have ben subscribed
for by the imeople of Burhimmgtomm ,
'Veii iiiiii SimiL'tM for tin' North.
TROMSOi. Island of Tronmsda , Norway ,
June 2G.-Time arctic expcdttiott imniler Walter
Wehlmuan , tIme explom'er , saIled today. Mr.
Wellman's expedition hma two objects , time
succor of Andrec anil to discover time miorth
hole. lie is accompanied by a corps of
scientists anti a competent explorer.
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
1'rphihh I ( ( Ar. ' I hut It IS'Il I lie h',1 I r
lii e1)rmiMhmi 'I'iiilny , At'romiijimmiileL
hmy ' % 'iirinjie ' % Viim.ls.
WAShINGTON , Juno 21-Forecast for
Mon day :
For Nebraska , South Dakota , Kansas and
Wyoming-Fair ; Variable wimmds.
For Iowa and MIssourI-Fair in western
iortlon ; showers in eastern pertiomi ; variable -
ble winds.
Io ? ! II'eard.
OF'FICE OF 'l'IIE viA'riilIt I3UflEAU ,
OMAhA , Jimmie 26.-Ommiima record of tern-
Pertitimre and raInfall conijaireti vitit the
correaimcmrmdiimg ( lily of time last three years :
1S'JS 1S97 396 1S9
Maximum temapermiture . . . i3 67 78 77
Minimum temnitermituro , . , , lB 56 62 5S
A'ermmge ternimerature . . . . . 71 62 70 G
Rainfall . , . . , . , . , , , . . , , . , , . , , 00 .29 .00 .00
Itecord of temperature arid precipitation
itt Omnima for timimi day and since Maccit 1 ,
Normal for time tIny . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
I lxt'ess for time tiny. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0
Accimmtiiuteti excess since March . . . . . .
Nommnrml rainfall for time . . . . . . . Inch
leticiemic3' for I lme ihiry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 inclm
'l'otnl ramimfahl lnce Mmtrcht I..13.3S iimciie
Deficiency ithaca Mimrcii . . . . . . . . . . . inch
leticlency ( or car. ileriod 1&i7 . , , . , 4.20 inches
Excess for car. 1)eriod 1S9II. . . . . . . . 3,31 inches
, , , * , fi'imii Slat Ionii met S p. mu. ,
Sevemity-fiftim Meridiami time.
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STATIONS AND STATF OF ,
WEAThER. . :
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Otmmmmiii : , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
North Plmittt' , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7S .00
SuIt Lake , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Id .00
Ciieyt'immw , near . , , , , , . , . , , , . . , , , , 70 7 .00
huron , hurt cloudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 71 .00
Ciiiemigo , cioutly . , . , , , , , , , . . , , . , , . 70 76 ,00
'hihimiton , ciear , , , . , . . , . , , , . . , , , . 62 Ci .00
lIt. Lipimis , raIning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 I0 .6
141. Paul , i'loiily . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 7G .00
Davenport , cloud ) ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 721 74 ' 1'
hle'lonmi , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 70 .00
imiimmis City , cloudy . , . . . , . . , , , OS 76 .36
htiammirek , clear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . & 6 rt
ttLlVC.itefl - , .clotm.ih' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 _ bS _ .00
'I , Iiiihlca I oii t ra ci , a f mmrciimi I mi t Ion .
Id , A. W'ELSiI , 1.ocal Forecast Ohhleial.
" .tI."t'ihitlN 'l'I.tS , "
St. IfluiI $ , h ( , . , I.nilirs Sere * hmi' Ni'v
h'iiil liriheimey ,
At sonic select afternoon "teas" In St.
Louis , Mo. , the ladies hmavq beep eryIng the
imew tooth delicacy , Grape-Nuts. anti it has
become very popular , owing to its novel
oimti never to be 'forgotten flavor as wehi as
the tact that it is ready to be served witit-
out army preparation whatever , a most desirable -
sirable feature for hurry breakfast and
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PERKINS SEES AmLI CIIANCb
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Eleventh District Oongressman May Yet
Secure his Reu9mtflatg.
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ANOThER CONVENTION' MUT , . BE HELD
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Jmmilge Thomiimiii , ' , % 'lmn ' % % 'ns Numnhrmnteil
htceiith' , IS Itmeliglimhu. ' Utmli'r is
CertaIn _ 5.rtlahe oF the
Stnte Cmmtiiitiiiii ,
DES MOINES , Juo 26.-Special ( Teho-
grarn.-It ) Is practically certain timat judge
Lot M. Titrnmts , who has Just been nomi.
nated by thin republicans of time hflevcnth
congressional district of Iowa fur congress
after a long and bitter contest nimich cc-
suited In the defeat of lion (4l. . I'erkins ,
the presemmt comigressnian from tlmat thlstritt.
wlii riot represemit that district 1mm congress.
ArtIcle flve , section five et the constittmtiomi
of Iowa plainly states that a jumige of time
district court shmall be elIjiIjle for no other
oflice exceimt that of suprenme jutlgc dtmr lug
the term for which lie Is ekctl'd Jutigo. 'fhe
sanie questiomi arose when time governor
wanted to appoint Jtmihge lien McCoy us a
mimenmber of time railroad commimiilssiomm of how.i
nail lie found upoim coiisimltatlomi with tiie mit'
torney general that a district Judge could
not. hold that or army othr pisitlmi for the
terni for whIch ime ivas elected imdge. Thu
friends of Perkins hmoltl tlmnt another comiven-
tion wIll have to be held au ( lthiit Mr. h'cr-
klns will yet hold the poltloa. Somrn' limier-
eating develoimments are emtmilmi to conic amid
the bitter tom test will pr i'ibly have to be
reopened.
WOMEN MAKE READY TO FIGHT
iiee ( imii of Oiili.ers fai' t lie ( ieiiermii
Fil i' rim 4 bit 'i'il miy h'ro iii ISS'S tim
Ahtiiiiti Iii lhiis'miiiit ,
DENVER , Cob. , Juime 2G.-The Oemmcrnh
Federation of Wonmemi's Climbs is on the eve
of the nmost bitterly fought battle in its
imlstory. Tommiorrow mnornlmmg is time tIme set
for time report of time nonilmiatimig commIttee
amid time election of oflicers amid time outlook
is for a bitter fight in time comivemithoim. So
kaleidoscopic have beemm the presidential
chmnmiges iii the last few days that It is mi-
vosslbie to presage time result , lint many
believe the contimitmoims caticuiming that hmas
been going omm Imienhms a rcat surprise In
store for time fethermitlomi.
At the same time the tIde scorns to have
stmddemmly turned toward Mrs. Alice Iveil
Breed of Boston , It imas beemi decideti that
11cr mmmc simahi be PreSCmitCi for thie vres-
Ideney from limo floor to pi'fe time ohilcial
ticket hmentied by Mrs. Lowoof Georgia.
Time namne of Mrs. Barmmcs of Louisville , as
well as that of Mrs. Pitt. o Denver , is
milan mnemmtiomied promnimiermth ( cm ; time place.
The following is the fuh , ticcet mmiade imp
by time comummiittee to be , irescmtteil to time
federation : I'resltiemtt , Airs.'ihhiamn B.
Lowe of Atlmmmmta ; vice , ircidemtt , Mrs.
Sarah S. Platt of Deuvcrrccqrdimmg ; secretary -
tary , Mrs. Entina Fo o Detroit , Mmcii. ;
corrcspommtiing secretary , Mm's. Amimma D. West
of Sommmmncrviile , Mass. ; , treasurer , Mrs.
I'imlhip Moore of St. Louis ; aimlitor ( , Mrs.
Meyerommg of Porthammd , Oi. Time Board of
DIrectors ineltmdti Mrs. Mafy S. , Lockw000 or
Washington , Mrs. ( 'buries hiommretimi of dm1-
cage , Mrs. C. H. Morriss' of Iieriin , Wis. ,
Mrs. 11. 11. l'yhe of Bridgeport. Comimi. , Mrs.
E. L. Bimckwalter of Sprtigfield ; , 0. , Mrs.
\'iiliam Ted Helmuthm ofjNeW Yomk , Mrs.
harriet Windsor of Des Moimies , Mrs.
Frniices Eastmiman of Los Aimgeles , Mrs.
Frances M. Ford of Ommmaha.
Sunday has mmot beemi a tIny of rest for the
chub vonnen , A party of pheasiire seekers
scaled l'ilce's Peak anti those who remaIned
iii Demiver crowdeti time cimurchics where
femimmimie preachers delIvered splendid ser-
momma.
Two afternoon sessions of a religious
character were held. Time chiiltircmfs meet-
lag in Broadway theater was addressed by
Mrs. Jane Atianis of Chicago , wIth exer-
clses by the lIttle ones in Trinity cimurcim
' Ihible iii Literature -
the vesper service was 'The
ature , " wIth interpretive readings by Miss
1-helen Cole of Bostomm , nnd "Bible Stuihy , "
by Mrs. Emumna P. Stacy \Vnshlngton. .
Time Broadway theater was packed from
stage to top gahiery in tim evenlmig to hmear
addresses on "SpIritual Signlficaiice of Or-
ganlzntiomi. " Mrs. Edward , , , , Lomigstreet of
Pimiiatlelphiia presided , with Mrs. Morris C.
Iiemijarimiit as local assistant. cimairnian. The
program , intersperseti vIth music by the
Wonman's chub chorus of Demiver , was as
follows : "Tho Federation Idea-Reciprocity
Sidrit. " Mrs. Belie lit. Stoutemmborougii of
Plattsmouth , Neb. ; "The Labor Standpoint , "
Mrs. Jane Adams of ChIcago ; "As Simowmi
by time Work of Mary Steele , " Mrs. Charlotte -
lotte Reeve Conover of Oimto. The seashomi
commeluiicd with the simiglmmg of patriotic
somigs.
Tomorrow afternoon a literary session
will be held at. tue Broadway and a library
conference at Unity church. The bIennial
adthress of Mrs. Ilenrotin in time evening
wIll conclude thme convention.
SPRING ROUNDUP ABOUT OVER
Little Ioss ( if Stock on lime lUg
Itumiges of thi hiIuck ilihls
1)istriat.
ItAPID CITY , SiJJuno 26-SpeCial. ( )
-Time spring roundup on time Ihinek ] hlilmi
cattle ranges is now practically finished amid
time reports from thin thiffereot sectlomma of
the range are comning in. The ios of stock
for the whiter is reported by somne of thin
big cattlemmien at. 1 or 2 per cent , while othm-
era report It to ho practIcally nothing. Thus
is the mtmmiaiiest loss knowmi for years and It
compares very favorably with time heavy loss
of last. year , Thirty care of 3-year-old
steers passeti throimght tHis 'efty this week
bound for Belle Fommrch Phmoy were purchased -
chased in julaimo anti werm iii 'fine condition ,
Several big imurchiases ar'iiboUt to be mnamhe
him that state by Black ILIlis'etmttiemmten , Time
hcef rounthtmim will cornm'ftt July 25 anti a
close cleanup of all stock suItable for ship-
mont viil probably be ttrstleul
Sheep shearing is abputt finished. The
clip bins been large , sopw tlrnatea pine-
lag the omouhit at 25041Q jnhmnds for the
emitire 111115 , A large time sheeP-
niemi are givimig timeir sem their onnual
dip to kill time vcrmImm Jo tiocks are
reported badly irifesteti Ik , iice. Thin season -
son of 1898 hits great irilMhJ'for ' thto stockmen -
men of the Black lhilisi,2
% % 'n ii 4 t 0 I' r'se rvi'I1i JIi mm i.'miers ,
TACOMA , Wash. , Jumip 2p.-Speciah.-A ( )
move Is now under way by Prof. ( Jilstrmml ) of
the Ferry museum to procure a series of
plaster casts of notable Indians , past and
present. Time recent work of Prof , (1 , A.
Iorsey of time Field Cohumbian museum of
Cimicago in havIng mmmamie c'asts of leaders of
time trIbes 1mm time southwesterum portion of
time contInent Jeth to Prof. Gilstrap coma-
muimlcatlmmg with Prof. Iqrsey , mmmiii arrammgq-
mnemmts may follow hmy which casts will ho
matie here of represenptiv InmiIaos of the
souati and ilerimais tiigsu of tribes In time
eastern part of time state. Is Intendeti to
hmave those of whom casts arc to be made
visit time Fei'ry museum , where a plant will
be Instalied for doing the work , If the intentions -
tentions of Prof. Gilatrap materialize ,
I , ihIi't III I'ii I ffli' i imrilsr.
WIIEFLER , S. I ) . , June 26.-Spcclai.- ( )
The grand Jury has totinit several indict-
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1-TE bathing scasot commencccl on the 19th inst. The ii' .
. water is line-just right for a bath Take the Bridge
. line , which passes the principal hotels. .
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Nice tenting spaces for' rent , Special perfoririance at
b (
4:30 : and 8:30 : p. m , Band concert. No extra charcrc : , for
picnic parties Tables and chairs free , Call 'Phone No. 50.
nieflt , the prlmicipal ommes beimig agalmiat
Lamimbert ii. Jones for thin niurtier of henry
\'mimi Balboa , alias hlemmrS' ltotlmen , alias Old
hiemiry. Ills trial lii be hhtl mmext week.
The evidence is all cIrcumstantial ,
E ou OMAHA NEWS.1
Tommight time city council will tnko up the
eqimahlsatlout of the recent assessnmemmt. About
ommo dozen commiphaimita have beemi filed exelu-
slvo of the jolmit comimidmtlmmt regardimig time
assessmmteiit of ( lie packers and railroads.
\\'hat will be tiomme with time commmpiaiutt.
agaInst. the limicimers and other corperatiomis
is a qimt'stiomi , as time city council hurts mme
might to either imiciense or lower time total
vnhumitIomi mis returned by time assessors. .It
is possible ( lint time dozen property owmmerS
who coinhiiaimi will be relieved by imavimmg
their assesamnemit reduced , time difteremico be-
lag amhdod to time corporatiomis , but iii every
cnso time sumn is smnahh rind will mmot nmake
aimy immaterIal difference.'ithi the railroad
valuntiomi witicit has been ntlmletl by ( lie
county the total viil ammietmmit to aimimt the
sammie us last yemir. It is estimnateth ( hint it
\s.iih ttke : at Icast $80,000 to PRY time run-
imimmg ejeumtes of time city during time eouming
iiscal year , and in addition to this there I
wIll be $34,000 asked for by the Board of
Rthucatioa , which must be raised by taxa-
( ion. Time overlap will be small , as most
of the fuaths are still supplied with mooney.
hut the rapidly immerensimig oxidinscs , caused
by time growth of the city , will call for an
Increase of revenue of several timoimsamiti
dollars.
It Is expected that time orthlnamiccs making
tue annual levy amid the annual npproprha-
tion ivlii he presented to the coumicii at the
meeting tonighmt , as time city attormmey was
reqimested to have timese docummients ready by
time last Monday in Jtmnie.
Time ordimmance placing ami occupatiomi tax
on mmli tehepimnne companies doimig business
in the city will most likely be brought otmt
tonight , as City Attorney Momitgomery stated
yesterday that time paper was reamly to file ,
\Vhether this ordimiance will immcludc time
private plamits ot the packimig houses or emily
time Nebraska Telephone comnpammy is not
known. Mayor Ensor imas micclared hmimnself
In regard to timis proposed legislathomi by
stating that he was opposed to the simmgling
omit of any one corporation for time purpose
of levying aim occupation tax , Time mayor
further stateti that. if the ordimmance was
made general mmmiii would inciumle all cor-
poratiomis doing bimsiness in thin city lie
woUlti feel compelled to consider time matter ,
but for time council to pick out erie lIne
of business or any omme comnpany and levy
a tax would not be consistent anti would
receIve his veto. All of the packIng houses
operate private telephone systemus and would
most likely come tinder the provisions of
time ProPosei ordinance.
TIme plan of taxing all of time packing
houses anti time stock yards has mmot been
worked out iii detail yet , amid mnay mmot be I
for sonic time , Several of the mnemnbers
of tht council are knowmi to favor the luhac
lug of an occupation tax on time corpora-
tlorms imm order to make up time deilcit in this
valuation as rcturimed by the assessors , hut
whether this coulmi be legally done or mmot
is a question.
Then there is a scheme on foot to hlcemise
athletic exhibitions , time South Omimaima Atim-
hotlc club beimmg aimed at. It Is understood
that time Idea in issimlng a hicemise to such
organizations was for time iuriiose of allow-
lag prize fights to be puiieti off wIthout.
interference. Smmcim action many mmot lie necessary -
sary , as it was stated yesterday thiat time
recently organized athletic club will be ills-
hammdeti ( or lack of patronage. At the inst
entertiminmerit time receIpts were mmot. sutfl-
Icent to pay the expenses , antI it was announced -
nounced thmemm that mm mom-c shows would
be glvcmm.
Time appointment of an additional member
of time Fire department will mimost likely
be nmade by time mayor , as time coummcii has
authorized an increase 1mm time departnmment.
\v. 0 , Wahibridge's appoimmtmnenit. as city
wehghmrmuister will come up , it having been
laid over for omme week ,
hioJames to t.'uit % % 'ccilN.
Councilman Kelly Is credIted with a
scimonio to have time jmrisoners conflmnnl 1mm time
city jail hut to work on time streets cuttlimg
weeds in order to relieve time constant drain
on time street repair fund , Timla plan imas
been brought up. a imumimber of times , but
was never serioumsly commaitlered on mmccrmumnt
of time oppositIon of representatives of local
labor orgammlzmitlonmi , who eeeupietl seats in
the council chamber , Mr. Kelly acorns to
thiimmk that prisooermt confimmed for vctty
offenses could be put to work mowimig weeds
without Interfering with time laborlmmg simon
who are seeking emnploynmont amid in this
way contribute to time expemmso of kceimlmmg
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FRUIT A 6MDN [ AR1IN6
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YI Ii ( 'liii him r I iii tiroved mm ii ml U It I tim i' c'd frum l I ii mm its i. Ii t'ii tie r I a
huM mieIiihl3' Ilimmim smnywIuve iii Iii , ' t' uihtetl StliteM , 'I'Iit'i'i' is tie fmi II- 4s
' ml i'o of a cops here. 1uiL mit 0111' Fi'ui I I i'rim'iii , W hiile t hey un' In liner-
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4 : 89 Porsi'l St. Coitiioll B1imrs , 'a ita1 ;
i'm' r.mummi ily commmiuic I him vi' ms t Ii ro ii mhm our men ii to m I mm ftmmmima t Iou amid st mi to w ii n t ynmm t.
' oreimmirmis fret' of chnir . smimli ,
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. , mtiim irLlar.nt'sub foul curs. smnme . HAIIf'l'9 PHARMACY.
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time city 1mm ii presemmimbie coithition. ; Time
city does mmot own shackles , neither imas It
amm officer vhmo cotihti take chmamge of biiclm a
gammg , immmless specially mmppoimmted. The ox-
imemmac of buyimmg balls aummi cimalmma would
prebubhy : immnoummt to nmore than time prls-
ommers would emirum ; still Mr. Kelly thinks that
time vagrants wlmo immfcst ( lie raIlroad yards
hmouhti lie mmmnmle to work , or else give South
Omaha a wide berth.
2it'ii I'Lii A t t'tit for ioft , im , .
Toni Loftmms , who ns arrested with Joe
Maddox for time shootlmmg of MIke hart , is
no' detained iii time wommmmtmm's delmartmmmemmt
in time cIty jail here.'imemm Loftims was sent
to thin county jail Ito imecammme quite Ill aoi ,
time police hero nscertahmmel , that lie was mmot
receiving necessary nmetlicnl attentlomm. As
as Jailyi'as arrested as the accommi-
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1)11CC of Maddox ninth Hart hail stated that.
Loftus was mmot omme of time muon 'hmo tried
to rob hmitmm , time imhice judge decided to have
Loftims broummzhmt here , where he could be
given medical attentIon. Loftims imow has
his meals scmmt in froam a restaimrmmnt anti immmm :
received a mmumhmer of visits trommi Dr.'hlte. .
lie Is rapidly lmmmproving and will he mible to
attenmi time trial whenever wammtetl. Mike
I I-hart Is getting better almice time bullet was
remnoveti from his mmeck anti frequently takes
a car ride. Time tiate for time hearing of time
prisommers has imot beeni set , hamt it is cx-
pected to comae off before homig.
1tYiinnt Siuoh.e CliNuiiuers.
Councilmimami Wear's scheme to have smoke
consummmers placed on the boilers at time
packing imoLmses is miot death , altimougim it
was defeated at time Inst nmeetimmg of time
city dads. Somime of the members of time
coummcil have been corresponding with cor-
poratlons in dIfferent parts of time commntry
wimero amnoko appliances nmo used and lii
nearly nil cases a saving of fuel IS rc'pomtcti.
Time matter will be brought imp mignimm when
all mnemnbers are present amm'l ' an effort will
be mnade to authorize time drafting of mimi
ordinmammce comnpehlimig the packers to sumpply
theIr stacks wltim suitable smmmoke cormsummmtira.
hhi.hli aN ii iiii rglimr.
A. S. IClnscimele is hieing hmehtl at police
lmeadquartermi on suspicion. It Is tlmoughit
that time prisoner is ono of time muon who
tried to break into Ir. Glasgow's residence
Saturday morning , Time caumse for timis sos-
imicion lies iii time fact that outsithe of time
window of time Glasgow reskhelmce was fotmnmi
a pencil simuilar to others wlmicii worn foimnmd
on Kimmschmele. J , $ . Farrell has identiiheii
the bunchm of pemiclia found on time lmriaormer
as sommme that. were stolen fromim Iilmmi a short
t.irmmq ago.
Mmigio ( 'I t ) uimssljm.
' The south wails of the postoiliCe buildlmmg
are mienriy mit grmuhe.
Joseph Maly , ar. , father of ox-City Cleric
Maly , dleui Satumrday at Scimuylor , Nt'b.
There is a bad imole In the roadway on
Twenty-third street between E ommd F
streets.
A. II. Merrill , whmo has been at time Pros-
bytc'riart hospitmml In Onnmmha for snimie ( line ,
is reported much better.
hiritiget Feeney of time Third ward will be
tried today for assaulting one of Imer mmolgim-
hers with a brick.
Marion , the daughmtcr of lUchmard Sss'ift ,
Is dangerously Ill at ommu of time Oimmmmlma hmos
pltals and little hmopca mime emitortainmeil of
her recovery ,
Daughitermt have been born to Artimur Moran
and wife , Twenty-fourth arid Wyrnimmi
streets , amid John iilunmk and wife , 288 South
Tweimty-foimrtlm street ,
J. S. MeConhga amid wIfe mire in jaIl penti.
ing a. imearitig en charges of olrtmnk mind' ' this-
oroieriy , 'lime couple were arrested late Saturday -
urday imighmt. McConmiga tiseti to he a lammth
agent miD Luumcoln amid at omme tinmo was uehl
off.
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-ii : : Ludlcs' Department of the
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Is now oimenm for busines3 , and fully
equipped with two new apparatus for giving
time mimost hicaltimful , pleasIng baths hcmmownm
to time world.
The INSTITUTE has among Its patrons ,
the best kmmowa Indies In Omaha. We ask
you to give It a trlai of tyo baths at least ,
anmi If It. is mmot foummd as ri.'prcmtm.'mited , we whl
refund your money.
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