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I NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NOR I1T1O ( .
V fltulwctRer beer. flosonfelil. TeL 323.
Mooro'R Stock Food rnttkes fat.
Finest work , fluff City Laundry.
Rmoko Iron Chnncellor tc cigar.
C. 1. Lofferts went to KansaB City yes-
terday.
Myrtle locigO , O. 12 , wIll meet in regular
V
reRaon thti ovening.
flx.I'otninter Thomas Bowman left last
evening for IJoston , Mass.
2 halo S. Hutchins returned yesterday from
ri trip to the Paciflc coast.
C. 11. Jncqucmtfl & Co. , joweler8 and op.
' ticlans , 27 out13 Main street.
'rho L'atrlotlc Order of Anrnrlctt will meet
In regular session this evening.
Wanted-Latest edition of Coulicti BlUTts
city directory. Apply at 13cc 0111cc.
V Congressman linger returned to his wmo
In Greenflehl tarly yesterday morning.
A marriage license sns issucil yesterday
toVllliam M. Gamble , aged 22 , and E.
Wilson , aged 22 , both colored , of Omdha.
lr . C. fl. Cornelius has gone on a 'lslt '
to friends nod relntives in Chicago and
1reeporL and will hO away about two weels.
. Don't you think it must be a pretty good
laundry that can please so many hundreds
of customers ? \Vcli-tliat'a the 'Eagle , '
724 Broadway.
Auditor Matthews estimates the cost of
the survey of the river front to ho about
Goo and tlits amount will be nssessed pro
rata agaInst the abutting property owners.
William \Vootlworth and daughter , hattie ,
r and Mtss Emily Brown ot Warren , Ill. ,
V , are the guests of W. McFntltlen and family
on ( hraca street while visiting the ox-
position.
All members of Women's Relief corps ,
No. 180 , are rettiestccI to meet at the home
of Mrs. J. F. Wentherlee , 623 Broadway ,
V this evening at S o'clock to make arrange-
meats for the funeral of Mra. helm.
' Frank J. Peterson , the tailor , who Is
I charged with being insane , had a partial
, examination before tlio commissioners of
i insanIty yesterday afternoon. The earlng
was continued until today in order to secure
V further evidence.
I Fred HarrIs , formerly superintendent of
V Omaha. Bridge and Railway Terminal
company , now located at Deadwood , S. I ) . ,
whore lie Is building a railroad. was in the
city yesterday calling on old-time friends ,
V lie is visiting the exposition.
Tlio Fidelity Loan & Building nssoclatioa
: Ottimvn , In. , commenced ault in the
V ( histrict court yesterday against 3. M. Patton -
ton and others to foreclose a mortgage on
' lot 6 , block ) , hyatt's sub , and to have
certain shares of stock forfeited.
, The finance committee of the Council
Bluffs Women's Sanithry Relief commission
has issued an appeal to all delinquent morn-
lers ) to pay their dues before next Wednes-
( Jay. Tlio commission has Incurred some
. liabilities that must ho liquidated.
, The till at the hardware store of I' , C ,
DeVol on Broadway was tapped yesterday V
V afternoon for about $11. Suspicion points
V to Low l3essett , a colored man who has
V beca workIng for DoVol and who was discharged -
charged yesterday. Bassett could not bc
fniinrl lftRt nleht.
T. C. Jackson , county supervisor of the
poor , acting on instructions from the board ,
yesterday served notice on the city phyn
ician and chief of police that in future
oh cases sent by the city to either of the
hospitals would have to be paid for by the
cIty and not by the county as heretofore.
Theodore Batchelor was arrested last
evenIng on a charge of assault and battery
preferred against him by B. W. Prouty ,
who lives south of Manawa , The assault
Is alleged to have occured In a boat on
the lake. l3atcholor gave bonds for his appearance -
pearance in Justice Burke's court next
V Mothlay.
Attorney George it. Scott , 'who recently
obtnind a tidgniont in the superior court
naiust George A. Gregory for $18. for
legal services , yesterday filed a potitioli
asking that Gregory be brought into court
and ho examined as to his property , Scott
lies been unahlo to locate any of Gregory's
property to satisfy his judgment.
W. J. Stuart , Guy Congdon , hershey S.
'elcli , Bruce , Wray and Jay Stuart of
North Platte and George IV. Wilcox , E.
(1. Akam and F. .1. Mend of Flandrenu ,
S. I ) . , COIflIOSCd a iry of Implement men
who are taking In the exposition and vlio I
wore tim guests of ' 1' . J. Foley yesterday
at dinner at the Grand hotel.
Tj. P. Judson , who was assaulted a couple
of ( lays ago In Wohlteifl'S saloon on Broadway -
; way by John Wallace , driver of the city
street sweeper , went to the saloon yesterday -
day and complained that Ito bad lost his
Watch ( luring the fracas. lie was sonic-
V 'what under tim influence of liquor and
rcateil such a dlsturbanc that an omcer
was called. 'who placed Juilson under ar-
V rRt for disturbing the pence. Ho avc
ball for his appearance before Judge Ayles-
worth this morning.
Mrs. A. I ) . Casey , hiving at 208 Grace
street , vns badly burned about the
V hands yestcrdny by gasoline anil
but for the Irnely arrival of aelgh-
hors would probably have been more
seriously Injured. She attempted to fill the
riuierv6ir while the liurner was lighted ,
with the cotuicquence that the oil over-
lioweil anti became ignited. The flanics
sPread to the widow curtains , but. the blaze
, V fl5 extinguished by neighbors who were
V attritcteii by her cries , wIthout calling out
V the fire dopartniont.
: C , B. Vinyl Co. , female reinecy : consultit-
tion tree. Oilhco hourH , 9 to 12 antI 2 to ,
Health book furnished , 326-327-328 Mer-
rhun bloch.
N , Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
FOR SALE-Good second-hand bicycle at
( barKftio. Cull ut The lIeu oifle , Council
Bluffs.
IItill SILtIIICS 1'IIIIcIXG 1.tSY.
( hing Ott 1os.-r IIrOII.I1UY hten3tiIg , ii
IIIit'VIMt J iist lit l'reseii ( .
Complaint Is niado that a number of
' dice iliarks are currying on their calling
in several of the saloons on lower Broadway -
way nail reaping a rich harvest by vlucking
Fr the unvnry , who In many eases are steered
to tIlls side of the river ( rein Omaha , Thin
V game is knowis as ' ' 'twenty-one' ' or "top
and bottom' ' ihice. 'Fhio top and bottom
Fpots on any three ilico honestly marked
yhen counted 'viii always figure up
twenty-One , and thu forin the basis for
the sharper's littlu guimie.'heii a victim
, is steered into one of these saloons whore
these sharpors operate , three slice are Iwo-
duced and lie is sliowis how at every throw
tie van make twonty-otie , Then another
member of tIn ) gang who has been con-
vuaiently near in a back room drops in and
at once disputes the sucker's ability to
throw twoaty.one. The victim feels coy.
( ala ho has a sure thing and is Intiuced
to stake his money and a bet results , Then
one of the gang who has a 'llxed' di
palmI clrnngs it fur one of the othier ( :
end tlio sucker throws only to find thai :
twenty-One spots are hot forthcoming , II
the suclccr smells a rat it is a ery easy ,
r matter for the right die to be slIipei I
back In the box anti the "fixed" one palmnec I
again , One muitu , It is reported. was bun .
coed In this manner a they or so ago out a I
f24 , but lie took his experience phtiosopliic -
r ally alici refused to squeal to the police .
* torcn Jensen , aidormnn froni lexington
Nob. . who was "roiled" to the extent a (
2O in U Broadway saloon last Sunday , re .
covered his money by complaining to tb a
poilce , wIno inado the sharks disgorge.
For sale. a line young snare , bay color ;
also a good ithaclon or a surrey , cash oi
time , liouriclus Music llousii4 325 Broad
way , whore the organ stands upon the build
ing.
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; hilup of Cuba , Weit Indies anc the Worhi
$ t The Dee office , lOo eafl.
RECOVERING ON TIlE BONUS
Tapayors Who Itelped the Bidg Oompany
V Got Another Judgment ,
RESULT OF A CHANGE OF CORPORATIONS
Ciiisilmn CounciL flluITs hLaln
nnti Jirlil c Guilt miii , Lopcq ime. .
CItUMO I ( 11aM ; 'ot nit l tt
Charter tD limiek It.
V
Judgnlent for $5,845.3d was entered yster-
day in the superior court against the Omaha
& Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge c.Hfl-
pany In ( ho suit brought ly W. S. Baird ,
representing the claims of various property
owners , to recover taxes levIed for the construction -
struction of the company's bridge ncros3 Limo
Missouri. The case was tried Ia April Inst
and \V. S. Baird and % V. I ) . hiardmn were
appointed commissioners by tIme court to
determine the amount ot the tax that. the
plaintiffs had paid. The commissioners filed
their report yesterday and judgment was entered -
tored accordingly. The case , it Is cinder-
stood , will be taken to the supreme court by
the motor company.
The suit Is one of several that arose from
thio levying of the tax voted to aesist the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway and BrIugo
company in the construction of the bridge
across the Missouri river. In 1886 the people
ot Council Bluffs voted a C mills levy on the
total valuation of all property in the city
for the years 18S7 and lESS , the proceeds of
hich wore to be given to the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Itallway and Bridge company ,
an Iowa Incorporation , for the purpose of
constructing a railway and vagoa bridge
over the Missouri river at or near the foot
of Broadway in Council Bluffs , running to
the opposite bnnl. The basis of the action
brought to recover the taxes paid was that
prior to the payment of the taxes by the
citizens to the county treasurer the Iowa
corporation assigned to the Omaha & Coun-
cii Bluffs Railway amid Ihridgo company , a
Nebraska corporation , all its rIght , title and
interest in this tax. that had been voted , in
return for one-half of oh the fully paid-up
capital stock of said Nebraska corporation.
Tim state law provides that a tax may he
levied for such purposes , but holds that the
money can only ho paid to a corporation Incorporated -
corporated under the laws of the state. Th
Iowa corporation having assigned Its interesi ,
in the tax to a foreign corporation the couri .
held that the money for the tax had been
unlawfully paid over to the Nebraska cor-
poratlon. Spencer smith , representing
large number of citizens , brought. suit
against the motor company and recovered L
an amount in the neighborhood of $30,000 ,
Tir nintnr c'nmnrnr nnn'n1r41 1,1,5 tin. , , _
p reme court decided against it.
In the case brought by Baird in the supe1
n or court mid in which judgment wag eno
t crcd yesterday , another question was In-
v olved. The motor company set up that
B aird wan outlawed Inasmuch as stilt hind not
b een brought to recover within five years
a nd that therefore ho ivas barred by the
s tatute of limitations. Baird , however , conr
t ends that suit was brought within five years
a fter the discovery of the fact that the
money levied under this tax had been paid
by the county treasurer to a foreign corpo-
r ation and not to the domestic or Iowa car-
p oration , as the law provides. Judge McGee
sustained Baird's position and It Is on this
point that the motor company wIll take the
case to the supreme court.
Get the % Tccds Gilt.
County Auditor Matthews yesterday
mailed to cads of the township clerks of the
county a notice calling their attentton to the
new law passed by the Twenty-seventh
General Assembly providing for the cutting
of weeds on public reads and also sent them
the necessary blanks on which to make re-
turns. The law is as follows :
That it shalt ho the duty of the owners
of land situated outside of lacorporated
towns and cities to mow or cut near the
surface nil wecils on anid land within the
limits of the ItlbliC roads thereon , on or
befcre the 15th day of August of each year ,
'flint lii the event. said land owncis do not
comply with the foregoing sntIon on or
teforo the 15th day of ttigust of each year
It shall then be the duty of the i-nod supervisor -
pervisor havIng jurIsdiction to give such
Owner , his agent or lessee , three days' no-
flee in wrIting to comply with section one
hereof , and upon failure so to tIc It shall
ho the duty of the ronil supervisor to mower
or cut near time surface the weeds on such
vublic roads of his ( histrict and ho shall
make return in writing to the trustees of
such township , s'ith the hill for his ox-
houses , which in no case shalt exceed two
dollars per day for his srvlces , which shalt
lie audited and niloweil by said board amid
liald ( mom the district road fund ; and the
amount so paid shall be entered up and
levied against time lands on which said
weeds luive been destroyed , and collected
ly tIme coulit ) ' treasurer , the sania as other
taxes amid returned to such district road
fund.
The omciai ihotographia of the United
States Navy , cc.citalmiing over 200 pictures
of the vescis , with their omeera and a numu-
of the views of th' Ill-fated Maine , can be
had at the Council Bluffs nfllco of The lIce
for 25 cents anti a lIeu coupon.
Jiuiil 4tmgrrz.gc . Msoulnt iou ,
Adelaide hlallard , prcsldent , and ICatimer-
mo M. Pierce , recording secretary , have
Issued a call for the twenty-seventh aim-
nual meeting of the Iowa Iqumai Suffrage
assocIatIon to ho hold in Council lilumifa
October 10 to 23 , inclusive. All auxiliary
societies mire entitled to be represented Lu
the ratio of erie delegate for every ten
Paid up mnenibers or fraction thereof. l'rcsi.
dents of district , county or local organiza.
tions or their Iwoxies ore ex-otflclo members
or the convention as are state officers amid
state supcrlntonmionts of .lepartnuenta . and
are entitled to all the privileges of delo.
gates. Other societies In sympathy with
time objects of time lqunl Suffrage associa-
tlomm are invIted to send fraternal delegates.
TIme Evans laundry ta the leader in duo
work both for color auti finish. 520 PearL
street. Phonic 230.
The lieu's phetogravuresofthue exposition ,
Part one , consisting of sixteen beautiful
views , cami ho had at thu Council Bluffs otfico
for 50 cents and a flee coupon. eo ailver.
tisomemit on another page ,
IN .Jeivelry ilii'k ,
Tlio pollee yesterday turned over to C , L.
0. Iammnanmu time gold watch , diamond stud
amid ring with diamond numil ruby setting of
which ho Was buncoed while att impting to
beat a "pin gamo' at Lake Manawa two
weeks ago , Danumanu is a visitor from les
Moines who is stopping iii Omaha while at.
tending time exposition , Ito took a trip
miown to Lake Manawa mimi was induced to
try his luck mit bucking the tIger , the tIger
consisting of the pin game. ho lost all
his ready caBhi anti then put up his Jew-
dry for $2 , hoping to retrieve lila losses ,
This $2I followed the rest , The next day
when ho vcmmt to get his jewelry' back lie
received Instead a regular Klondike bluff.
lIe placed the matter mi the hands of time
11011cc of this city mind they finally located
lImo jewelry , which vas worth several bun.
dred dollars , In Omaha , where it had beec
placed in the bands of a third party. Dam.
mann was wIlling to pay bht the $2
which ho iiad borrowed on it an this wee
done and the Jewelry returned.
Tutu FeIulM fit i.iher ,
Tom Fields , the crippled ilegro who attempted -
tempted to shoot his wife Monday morning ,
waum released from the county Jail yesterday.
Ills wife refused to appear against him naci
the case in which ho was charged with
udmooting with intent to kill was dismissed
for want of iwosecutlon yeatermhny morning
in Justice Burke's court , There is a charge
of using his revolver on a police officer
standing on time police docket against Fields ,
but whether this charge will be pushed or
not has not yet been dechld. Fields was
very much put out when released from jail
to find that his peanut stand had been re-
movemi from its old famlutliar place at l'earl
and Broadway.
lt.nl IMmite Trunisfor , . .
Time following transftrs were flied yesterday -
day in the abstract , title flint loan 0111cc of
J. W. Squire , lot Pearl streeti
Ernest 3d. hart and witd tb Omaha ,
lirItigo auth Terminal flallway Co. ,
n,4 block 20,4 , Iv'rett'5 adi , , , % ' l. . $ 12.5
Thomas Ollicer and \V. Il. M. Pusey
anti wI'e to same , vatt lot 13 , block
GG Rndles' ] ubd , , w. ( I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.1. k. Ilollenbeck and Wife td same ,
w O feet of si block 10',4 , ivorett's
add. , w , tl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sluerilt to henry W'ickham , s lot .
block 8 , Itimldlu's aubd. , s. il
Four transfers' , nggregsttitlg . . , . , . $3G09
Couis'ut lou of time ilitccnheOs.
MARSIIALLTOWN , In. , July 21-Special. ( )
-Time state comiventioa of the Knights of the
Maccabees wIll be heM in this city Septein-
her 26 amid 27 , instead of next sprIng , as
Was expected. This decision uvap reached
and Marshalltown was chosen a the lnce
of meeting by Supiemno Contmankr 1) . 1' .
Mackey and Supreme Record lC"i'pc. N. S.
Boynton at I'ort huron , Mich. Time reason
for the change of dated is two fold , Those
'who have the matter iii charge say that too
many conventions mire ueId in the sprIng ,
and if the meeting Is held In the fall the
attendance will be beUer , and It Is also
known that the Iowa Maccabees nra more
than anxious to meet and organize the state
teat. Marehalltowmi will cater the field at
once for the state hicadiunrtere.
New leppt at Fort Madison ,
FORT MADISON , Ta. , July 21-Spcclal. ( )
-The announcement has been snado that
Fort Madison Is to have a new hluriington
depot. The outward dimensions of the depot
will 1)0 about 24x02 feet , one story high ,
built of stone and bridk. It wilt have two
vaitIng rooms 22x28 , and a freight room on
the west l8x22 feet. Leading to time entrance -
trance from Front street will be a broad
stairway which will be enclosed and which
will enter an eight-foot hallway , and at
either side of the hallway commodious
closets. Time building will face the south.
and over the tracks it is anticipated a rain
shed will shelter passengers from sun and
rain. The buildIng vIil cost about $12,000. ,
Fluid it cluisluuilcam 'loath.
BURLINGTON. In. . July 2i.-SnoIaL- (
Last Sunday some harvest bands i the
e mploy of T. H. Barnes , residing on section
1 6 , in Union township , found the fos8li tooth
o f a mastodon , The monster tooth corn-
p rises five prongs , or Indentatton , and
measures , longitudinally , even Inches ,
with a width of three and one-half inches
a nd protruding from the gums of the jaw
t wo and one-half to three thebes. The
r oots were probably four or five Inches long ,
o ne of tIme broken pieces measuring about
t wo inches from the base of the tooth body.
Rig Iteservoir Cuauujmleted.
OSCEOLA , Ta. , July 21.-Speclal-The ( )
big Chicago , Burlington & Quincy darn hero
I s about completed , and will be , It is said ,
t he largest and most oxpenst'yo dam in the
s tate. It is 000 feet long and 185 feet timick
at the base ; in places it is sixty feet high.
Wlmen completed , it will form a good-sized
l ake , from which a water supply for the
road , anti for Ice for its cars , will be pro-
c ured. It has occupied a force of from fifty
t o 170 men all spring and summer.
Pe , . leiuuocrntN 'I'here ,
LEMATtS , ha , , July 21.-Special-The ( )
mass conventIon called to me hero yesterday -
day to suggest a nominee for congress did
not bring many people. Thee present
were : T. H , foyer , Martin Nollan , A. Van
Wagenen , Mayor Quick and T. P. ldurphy
of SIouX City , hathaway of Monona county ,
J. p. Emery of Sioux county and Editor
Ward of Sao City. No public meeting was
held , but only a private conference.
GlinuicH mit Agrlonhgmiz-gil College.
AMES , Ta. , July 2l.-Spociai-ljerman ( )
Knapp treasurer of the State Agriculturai
college , him been appointed professor of mull-
itam'y training and tactics during th heave
of absence granted General Lincoln. Prof.
S. W. foyer vIIi hear General Lincoln's
classes In mining engineering
during the
general's ubsenco.
Work of lIoi'e Tluie'e5 ,
RIVErtTON , Ia. , JUly 2l.-Speclal- ( )
Some person or persons broke into Jacob
Beam's barim south of hero Tuesday night
anti stole a horse , saddle and bridle belonging -
longing to William h3eamim , No clew ,
-
lmcut li'nrn , Niies ,
The creamery at Humboldt Is aow doing
20 per cent more huelnexe than at this time
last year. The number of patrons line not
been so heavy , but they have brought In
snore cream.
There Is in Com'ro ( horde roimmuty prob.
ably the largest field of flax in time state.
it is a 1,200-acre field of J. Cl , Linden's ,
occupying all of sections 20 and 2 In Union
townslmp , except an eighty in the south.
vest corner seeded to lamno grass , Seine of
the flax is headed out and all of it hooks
well ,
Captain I. F. hIobb sold Leventeon steers
train his farm near Lake ( iy timat l'rought '
himmi lImo snug sum of $953 , Fourteen of
the steers brought 4 cents pc.- poland ;
thmo other tlmree 4 ¼ cents , They were 1 antI
2 years olml. The Hobbs farm consists of
200 acres and its anflual sAles of 4tock
never fall below 2,000.
Director C. F. Curtiis of time tate Agricultural -
cultural college experIment statIOn has just
Issued another valuable bulletin on the Rus-
sIanm thistle. Timis one is prepared by Prof.
L. II. l'amnmell of the Agricultural colige ,
Time panlimimlet goes into Limo histoty of time
pest , ( lescribes it minutely , tells where it
hue gained a start aud how to exterminate -
nato it.
A score of farmers , representing ubout
1,200 acres of grain iii the vicinity of Sloan ,
have organized an associatioi ; for protection -
tion against high rates for tlireshixig , Timey
Imavo decided on 1 ½ cents ier bushel for
oats anti 3 cent8 per bushel for wheat as
reasonable prices. It Is rumored the thresh.
lag maciminmo men have organizeil in order
to secure moore than these fIgures ,
IiYII l'ress Vomnuimemmf ,
Des Moines Register : It is somewhat
humiliating to the people of Iowa that the
, unsophtsticated citizens of Sioux City are
still dealing 1mm gold bricks.
Daveaport Democrat : One of the most
careful students of the times , and a Practical
business moan of Davenport at that , pro.
dicta lower prices for wheat , corn and other
hroadstuffs ; lower prices foi' clothing and
oilier commodities ; lower rents , nltioughi ;
these are the last to join in the downcc5r4
tendency ,
Heokuk Gate City ; When Iowa was nil-
muted to the Union in 1S40. her Population
in round numbers was 100,000. Today her
school population alone Is 050.OttQ and her
total population is 2,200,000 oul. Sim em.
ploys twice as niamiy school teachers as any
state west of the MississippI river , besIdes
leading in many other things , which contribute -
tribute to the reatnes of COmZiouweiltbs ,
IO\VA \ BANKCLOSES UP :
German savings Bank of Doon Shuts Its
Doors ,
NO REASON GIVENFOR TIlE COU.APSE
Stnt Aiiullior otIficut by Teiegrnmit
of hit' i'uiilimre , bimt No l'nrtlcui-
luirs Are 'i'l.uus 1nr (1veit
Omit.
DlS MOINES , July 21.-Specinl ( 'role.
gram.-Thie ) oilleo of the auditor of state
was notified by telegraph thmis afternoon of
the failure of time German Savings bank at
Iloon , Lyon county , ha. No information or
particulars as to cause wei'o IncLuded Ia
the teiegrani which conveyed a simnpl ,
statemncmmt of the ( act that the doors of the
institution had closed. Time last ofilcinl and
sworn statement filed with the auditor by
the bank was filed Juno 30 , It then oweil
$37,368.95 , but seemed to ho in fair con-
( litton , The statemnent at tIme omco of tue
auditor was sworn to by C. Ii. Becker , as
vice president , and C. S. Bennett , as
cashier , and by James l'eteraen and Fred
Becker as directors.
An effort is being made in Camp McKinley -
Kinley to Induce the War department to
order the Iowa batteries to one of the big
camps , possibly to Chattanooga. The inca
are drilling twice a day La the camp here ,
but they have no horses anti no proper
armaniemmt with ic'hmich to drill. Being
Isolated from other soldiers , time officers
fear that eventually the Interest may hag.
and realizing the great advantage there
would be in being eamnped with other nr-
tiliery organizations and being fitted with
I , . WIC& CjUIJUfl.It9 fLU VI&LI& 'as
moval from this to a national camp baa
been inaugurated.
A special from Washington today says
"Thme Iowa signal corps line been assigned
to General I3roolce'a division , FIrst Armmiy
corps , and leave for Porte Rico today , via
Chiekamnauga.
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SOLDIERS NEED A REST
Shmnfer Itecommmnmenmls ( hut Ills Men
Ime Iteturumed . to the timitted
S t nt CM.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA , July 20.-Via (
Kingstomm , Jamaica , July 21.-General Shaf-
ter has opened a cabho office hero and is Ia
commtiiulentioa with \Vashmtngton regarding
the disposition of the Fifth army corps ,
which consists of those troops which came
with him from Tampa and the reinforcements -
ments from the four transports whiich have
since been unloadel , Except the Thirty.
third and part of the Thirty-fourth IihIchI-
gan , none of the latter have been in action ,
but ore all camped in the sonic place , anti
so far as health consideration go General
McKlbhln seems to have held the oninlon
t hat the Fifth corps could join the Porto
i tico expeditloa under General Miles as soon
a s Santiago hould fall. This was the cvi-
d ent intention when the invasion army left
t he UnIted States. btmt Limo condition of the
men now , according to time physicians amid
c ommanding officers , is such that the entire
c orps should return north at once. General
Miles line cabled that ime dee not want anti
i vill miot need a stogie man among them ,
and he believes that
after their hard cain-
paign they should be given a rest of at least
two or three weeks.
tonerai Shafter's messages to the same
effect have been most urgent and the doe-
tars say the men should ho gIven a rest of
at least two or three weeks. The doctors
say the men should be sent into camp in
the mountains of North Carolina or western
Maine for a month.rasblngton agrees to
this and will do everything Possible , time
cable dispatches today say , to carry the
army away ( rein here , But there is a lack
of transports. In addition to time Porto Rico
troops , whichi will require forty steamers
for their conveyance , time authorities hero
are still counting upon having to convey
the 22,000 SpanIsh prIsoners to Cadlz. The
latter want to go as soon as possible , nail
it appears froni hero that our government
cannot get sufficient vessels and this fact
hmohds the Fifth corps here , doing nothing.
The mon are anxious to get away.
The cavalry division has been sent Into
the zmmountains at its own request to see If
it caun9t. get Into shape to join General
Miles , and It mie fever develops the men may
go to San Juan do Porte Rico.
Time Twonty-fcurth infantry' Is ncting as
guards anti as nurses at the hospital at
Juragua and more of them are needed.
Time colored troops are all likely to remain
hero to attend th sick and hold Santiago ,
General Shatter Imas cabled to Washmington
tlmat It. is imperatIvely necessary that lie
atbiould have more inimnunea sent to him
quickly , anti the probability Is that a corps
will leave within time next ten ( hays.
All our men are now oncanmpod on the
fighting line , cvhero they have been for two
weeks. except Gemmeral Wheeler's mcmi , who
have been sent into time hills , General
Wlmeeier Is still iii , but lao resists the pleas
of lila friends to return to the United Statea ,
WAShINGTON , July 21.-Secretary Alger
said today timat the troops wlmich were In
time engagements at Santiago would not be
sent to Porto Rico. and there was no dc-
sire to case them , They vihI remnain In
Cuba until the yellow fever has been cmi.
tlrely stamped Out. General Miles did not
tlmlnk it advisable to tnko any troops to
Porte Rico timat. were himiblo to hmavo con-
traded fever and in timis conclusion the tie-
partment concurred.
CAPTURE A BRITISH STEAMER
' % Yns itt 4'uuumit 11mg ( ) ILium limb liarbom-
of Vleumfuui'gos icithm a Cargo
of Suipphit's ,
IBY WEST , Fin , , Jumly 21-The British
steamer Newfoundland , loaded with food
supplIes. was capturemi by the Mayflower elm
Tuesday off Chenfuegos , into whlclm harbor
it was hoadlmmg. Two blamik abets across its
bows brought it to , and time Mayflower put
a prize crew on board and sent it to Charleston -
ton , S. C. Time Newfoundland left Ilailfax ,
N. St psi July 0. TIme Mayflower has on
board five Cubans whmo were picked up at
various times by time ships of time blockading
fleet , Timey had lied from hlmtvana anti
other Cubamm ports to escape starvation , as
the condition of affairs ashore In Cuba
grows worse daily ,
TWO TRANSPORTS GET AWAY
Carry 'i'tiii SVIinmmsIui Itegi lilt-mi is
train ( lmtriest on to l'ort , lt1o-
ItIu'rs L.mm.Iluig.
ChARLESTON , S.C. , July 21-The
transports Grand Ducimess and No. 30. with
Generals \'Ilson and irnest , Second anti
Third Wisconsin rogimnents , put off for
Porto Rico today , The loading of No , 21 Is
not yet coampleted. Time Sixteenth Penneyl-
vania and two compantos of time Sixth lilt-
nola arc being enibarked on it ,
eimrza sIui amen ( ) IiJi'tjt lo lime' hlaii'oui.
SAN FRANCISCO , July 21-The Iowa
regiment Is receiving generous contributions
from the towns anti cities in which the
various omnpanies vcre organized , On corn-
plaint of Assistant Surgeon iluifmoan. a board
of survey has been ordered to examine time I
bacon furmmished the 317 men ha the camp at
the Nebraska recruit , .
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M. sit. M. ' V. . . , . . % S. 4 % . ' * . . % . 4 % _ . .4 % . ' . . % c. .t\ % - - ' '
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The Most Popular Resort a in 1oa. ' '
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Elegiiiit 1)It1'1S ' , cool breezes , nice lawiis , f'
good boating , fisliiiig and batliii : i ° ' Ideal : k V
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l)1flCC foi' picnics. Ti'aiiis every half 1ioii' ' "
t4 after 8 o'clock a. in.
- vallIOYillC attractions 4:30 i4 I
IV -4 1-ugh-class ( , :
and 8:30 : 1 lfl daily. The attractions for
t , ' the week , commencing .Tiily 17 : . % ,
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Hunariall Band all day ,
b1I ! i Brumae and Clark ; Barlow Specialty Team.
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Miss Cora Friedontal , Jack McCarty. '
_ 1 KIeist Brothers in Electrical Musical , Comedy and _ _ ,
, , , Black Art. " ' " I
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A1ERICA TRADE EXPANDiNG
Manufactures 1ow Form a Considerable Part
of tbo Exports.
ATTRACTS ATTENTION OF FOREIGNERS
Ummifeil Slates lins Ceased to lie Simply
time Grammnry at the WorliI-
Ojiportummiities for Pier-
user limcreuuse.
WAShINGTON , July 21.-Tue remarkable
advance ot time United States into the
markets of the vorld is rcsented in a
publication just issued from the Bureau of
Foreiga Commerce. Department of State ,
tinder the direction of F'rcdericlc Emory.
While vresonting elaborate statistIcs and
data on the Increase of this trade thmo world
over , the subject Is also treated broadly to
bring out tue general significance of this
trade development , wbmlchi Mr. Emory refers
to as "an American Invasion of the markets
of the world. " Although no reference is
macb to recent geographical amid political
changes resulting franc the appearance of
the Ummited States in time Philippines , In
Cuba , Porte Rico and elsewhmere , yet the
revIov deals with the important part which
Amoricaa enterprise and capital is tak-
lug ha time development of the far east.
In lila Introduction to the work Mr. Emory
says :
'rho United States is no longer the
'graoary of the world" merely. While its
exports of agrIcultural products have Increased -
creased to a remarkable extent during the
last year , its sales abroad of manufactured
goods have contInued to extend with a
facility anti promptitude of results which
h.tve excited the serious concern of countries
that , for gemmerntion5 had not only con-
tidIed their Imome markets , but had
practically monopolized certain lines of
trade in other loads. When we consider
that this result line been remucheml with
comparative ease In spite of added imnpedi-
meats to United StateB exports in time form
of discrimninathoam of various kinds , anti , not-
witlmstanding that organized effort to reach
foreign markets for our manufactures is an
yet in Its iotaacy , the ability of time United
States to compete smicecssfmmhly with time
most atitanced imidimstriril nations lam any
part of the world , as well as with these flu-
tions in thmelr home mnarlcebt , can no longer
be seriously questioned.
Attrmets rPF'IgIL Attemutleumi.
The attention which foreign governments
imavo given to this rapid increase of Amen-
can trade Is uhiscussed as follows :
In vjow of wimat may be termed an Amen.
can invasion of mnnrketa of the vonld , time
attitude of the leading comumiercial nations
toward each other and the relations which
timely industrial activity and trade inter-
esta hear to tito Ummiteti States becoma a
matter of practical concern , The mono imim-
Portamit Incidents of time last year in foreign
diplomuachave , therefore , a significance for
us which migimt not have attacimed to thmeni
in the absence of concerted efforts to extend
the sale of our goods. It may ho said timat
Limo chief business of European diolomaey
at time present day iti to secure new "aPimoroti
of influence" and wither opportunities for
trade , as well as suitable territory for oc-
cupatlomi by time overflow of nopuiatlon from
tim more densely Inhabited countries. 'rho
woz'hmi Juts watched the progress of tIme
diplonmatic drama in Cuba with interest ,
whmichm imas beemi helgimtenetl by time kzmowh.
edge that time practical outcome might ho
either time opening of now channels of trade
to time comnnmt'rce of the gloho or than appro-
pniatiomi of thmcsmm by particular nations for
their own special bemmefit.
Cimimma imas for some yearn been ammo of time
most hmrotnisiimg fields for American enter-
pnise , industry amid capital nmmii time enmtranco
of time vast empire upon time patim of west-
cram development nailer conditions which
would secure equality of opportunity to tIme
United States would doubtless result him mm-
macnsa gaimm to our manufacturers in time
demand sure to follow for lines of supplies
anti goods of various descriptions that we
are fitted to provide.
Time solution of time problem of time future
conimnorciai comiclitinmms of time Chinese em-
pins has , timereforo , an immediate mind most
important. relation to time expansion of our
export trade , especially tlmat of our l'aciflc
slope. Time partitlofu of Africa among than
European powers offers considerations of an
ecommomic character of almost equal mngni-
tude , while tiao plans of the mono active
commercial nations for increasing theIr no-
spectivo shares of time trade of tIme Latin-
American markets affected us evomm more
seriously in time development of our coma-
muercial intercourse withm the soumthern hmmmlf
of time vestern lmeimmtspimoro , 'rho "inter-
nationalization" of tIme United States , so far
as imimlustry and comnnierce are comme3rned ,
lies , in fact , been made a thing of time hiast
by time logie of time change in our ceonomle
requirements , anti we can no louiger afford
to disregard international rivalries , mmow that
we ourselves have becomne a competitor in
time wonhd-wido struggle for trade.
' % VoniLs Jt'uusmui , Ia Cluuimiges ,
It is shown also Ilmat international con-
ditloas In many of the foreign countries are
bringimig about Impontent economic chmangea
which affect time trade of time United States.
In this ccmnnectiomm Mr. Emory says :
Nor is it with tIme relations of the differ. '
ent nations toward one ammother timat we are '
melane concerned , Time hmmduatnimml cimanges
current within the territory of each obtaimm a
mmciv anal much graver imuportanco in theIr '
iiossibio effect upon our recent development
as an exporter of manufactured goods. Time
conditions contributing to time raphmi growth
of mmmanuactures in recent years-tIme tlscal
chanoges In Russia , IndIa and Japan , as
well as in some of the Latin countries ; time
extraordinary Impulse given to time industrial -
dustrial and cmmercinl growth of the ( her-
miman enmpiro as a factor of international
trade ; time mmdvanv.a . of ituseta on similar
lines and the rapid progress of the Siberian
railroad toward an open port on the llow
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' : FRUIT AND OARDN FARMIN6
rAYS 'I'
* Around Council Bluffs A
S i :
Vp i' calm bnr.Inuproved niiml cmnhmmiirt'd fruit minis cheiicr im
timiM 'ICiflht ) titucue nhiy'Itt're in time ( limited Stntis. 'i'hiere Is 'mu fall-
umr of craims Imere. Look at our lrruiit Parimis achulle they are lie. bear-
4ing. V
: : ' D.A'Y' & ! 1Ess. : I Time heal 11(11SVS ltumte mtui,1 IZYISS. I.itium Jirokers ,
4 . ConitoilBlnffi,1ft lmvooxcIiisiva salnof a large mmeamnherof
,
:
Pearl St. Fruit. Gard'mm imimil ( raimi larmns.'m'lto
a. l'ersonally conduct lammyors timrotmgh our I tlmomn for infonimmation memmd state wima ) on
'p : V orcImard free of cimmirge. want.
41. * : * *
sea : the efforts of Great Britain to meet
the emicroacimnients of other natiomms ; the
decline of the sugar industry In the Vest
Indies as a result of time beet sugar competi-
Lion ; the troubles of Spain with its colonies ;
the dIscovery of gold in Alaska and time
adjacent territory iii British Columbia ; the
tariff legislation of time United States , Gail-
ada and other countries-all the phases of
economic chammges dimring time last year have
an interest and imimportanco for time mdi-
vidual operative in time United States c'hich
are greatly enchanced by the trmummsfornma-
tinmm mmow going on in our industrial life.
converting us slowly hut surely from a pee-
plo absorbed with the internal devclopnient
of a virgin continent Into one of the great
commercial powers of the world , with the
Immternatiotial interests and responsibilities
which such a position naturally Irnplle.
The body of the book treats in detail ot
American trade with all the countries of the
world. -
LETTER WLL % COST FIVE CEN1S
XcV % . Iteguulmit loims Isimetl Got i'rmuIimi.
Care nuiui Ciuuirges OIL Mmiii lmitter
for Suutimgo tie CubmL.
WASHINGTON , July 21.-Postmaster
General Emory Smith today issued time foi-
lowing order :
Ta conformity with the ordar of the pros-
blent , of this unto , may order , No. 161. of the
26th of April last , prohibiting the dispatch
of any nmail mutter to Spaimm or her do-
pondoncles , is imindufied so far as to per-
nmit postal comamnunicatlen betwcemm time
United States amid Santiago , Cuba. The
mails sent to Santiago may contain mail
matter of all classes allowed him time regular -
ular mails , addressed to any point within
time territory occupied by the United States
forces iii the vicinity of Santiago , amid time
mails semit fronmi Santiago may contain time
same classes of mail matter addressed for
delivery iii time United States , all articles
immcluded iii saId amelia being suimect. to
limsimeCtlon by the proper muilitary or naval
authorities.
The postage rates applicable to articles
originating In or destined for the Ummiteil
States in the malis imi question are fixed
us. follows , 'viz , :
First-class matter , 5 cents per halt
ounce.
Postal cards , single , 2 cents ; double , 4
ccnts.
Second and third-class matter , 1 cent for
each two ounces.
Fourth-class matter , I coat for each
ouemce.
RegistratIon fee , S cents.
Only Ummited States postage stamps will
be valid for time PrePaYment of postage.
Prepayment shall not be required , but If
postage Is not prepaid in full mloublo time
amount of the deficient. postage at time
above rates shall be collected on mielivery
to addresses In the United States or Cuba.
To articles originating 1mm or destined
for countries beyond time United States time
postal union rates mind commditioima shmili
apply ,
The malls for Santiago mUBt ho addressed
to time Uniteti States postal agent at San-
tlago anti the delivery of any articles may
be withheld If deemed necessary by the
liroper military or naval iiuthmom'ities , Corn-
lmcmisatioml to immerchunt vem4seis for the sea
conveyance of manila from Santiago slamili
lie mantle at time rates heretofore paid to
ixiorchmant vessels for conveying mails frommi
the United States to Sntlago ,
Bmili c's ii mime , iteult lii ,
V/tShhINGTON , July 21.-Speciai ( 'role-
granm.-Max ) J. flaehmr of St. Paul , Neb , ,
who was ordered before the consular lmoard
of V the State department yesterday for LX-
amination preparatory to haiti nomnination by
the president to the position of consul at
Kid , hermaumy , was inforneth today by Assistant -
sistant Secretary of State Cridler that. ho
hail passed a satisfactory examination. Ills
namno vcnt to time Wiiito House this afternoon -
noon and his umonninntion is expected to
follow simortly.
fleuiermil ' % % 'oolforeI iii ' , 'nNhtl migion.
WAShINGTON , July 21.-General Stewart -
art L. Wootlfor'I , who represemiteul this gov-
ernmnent at Madrid , hail amm interview with
the president liii. afternoon , General Wood-
fend said his visit was purely and solely
on personal and professional business In mme
way' connected whim time war situation , lie
was mmot called imere , lie saId , nor was there
ammy truth in time reports commenting on
his visit as indicative of an early peace
mnovezmiont.
l.tmig I'rl p fur mi 'rug haul ,
SAN 5flcNClSCO , July 21-TIme gunboat
Iroquois , formerly time tug Fearless , is about
to make the longest tow undertaken , It is
to haul time ship 'Facomuma ( roan San Francisco
to Manila by time way of honolulu , a die-
taoca of about 6,600 malice. The Tacoma is
to carry 100 imorses and 120 mnulce mind ii
coal supply , TIme Iroquois wilt steam to
Honolulu , a distance of 2,100 miles on its
owmi coal. At hionoiulu it will recoal from
time hunkers at that point and timen proceed
tp the Ladronos , itmmd , tbero getting Into
smooth waters , viit take on sufficient coal
from time Tacoma to carry it through to
Manila.
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G.W. Pange M.D.
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TIlE COOl ) SAMARITAN
25 ' ? ER'S EXPERIENCE.
Icac1cr of flIscnu4eei of' ascmL and
'VOimleil.
l'ROPRIRTOR Ot TIlE
Wonltl's Ilerbimi Diapemiimil'y , of Methiclw , ,
I CLJIIE-Cntarrhm of head , Throat , nod
1ungs , Iiseascmi of Eye aunt Ear , Fits timid
AmoilcXy , heart. Lvcr ! amid lCidmicy Iiseuiscs ,
Dlauctee , hmniglit's ' , tt.'ltiis Iiemmco ,
Ehmnumumittlsmim , Scrof.jla , lropsy ctmreti wltimoimt
tapping , 'l'itlIl % 'Ornms roamiec'cd , all chmronio V
Nerc'omms amid I'rivtite 1)lseuees.
L OST m.lki1uuJiL mtmimidiengednmemm yoummig and ,
Only Plmymmlcinmi who can
YPHILIS
S ropmy cure SYI'Im ILlS
without destroying teeth anti bomme. No amer.
Cu IVY or liolson mnlmiera I iii. ' ti.
irimo ommly Phiysioinmi who can tell what mug
you witlmout mucking a qimestioum.
Thmcmso at a dlstammco et'nd for question
blank. No. 1 for macmm I No. A icr wounemi.
All enrrt'spondc'nco strictly commflmiential ,
Medicine bemmt by express.
Ail'iress ' nil letters to
G. W. PANGLE , M. D. ,
i55 Brotulwmey , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
t8cnd 2-cent stamimu for reoir.
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Gas and
Gasoline
, id V Engines.
IILBVATOR MICIIINII1Y OP ALl. KINDS.
all elm mms O'l cc'ritti for prIces timid eitltcnlltion3 ,
IA'VIs ) itlLAiI.l4hY . : Ct ) , ,
( uumuui.Il IlluIYs , los'ue.
THE NEUMAYER
JACii ( ) NIIIJMAYIIR , 1)1101) .
201 , 203 , 201 , 210 , Broadway , Coummeil IhImiff ,
ltate8 , $1.25 per day ; 75 roommis , Flrst.clnss
ii e'nm y respect , l'dotor llumu to mmli tiepot.
Loc8l agency ( or Limo Celebrated it. Ltitmi
A. 13. 0. hoer. flrst-chmmss bar lii coma-
nectian.
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