8 TUB OKATTA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , FETVRTTA'RY 11 , ISO ! ) ,
I NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
I COUNCIL 'BLUFFS ,
MINOR aii\Tiox
Buy Hamilton's $3 CO shoes.
Uavlfl sells glass.
ZIooro's food killi woriris and fattens.
C Ii Alexander & Co , pictureframes. .
Ilartcl & Miller , 100 H'way. giro "Stars. "
Iowa Furniture fi. Carpet Co , 407 B'way.
J C Illxby. heating , plumbing Tel 193.
C1 11. Jnsqurtnln & Co. Jewelers and op-
llclnns , 27 Ssuth Main street.
Oet your work tlonc at the popular Eagle
laundry , 721 Droadwnv , 'phono 187.
The La/llci of the Maccabees will meet
Tuesday aflciiroon In regular session at the
usual tlmo nnd place
Captain I-'ltrpitrlck. United States pen-
Blon examiner for this district , returned
jciterdny morning from a tnlp to New Or
leans.
Tw < a now cases of meiilcs were reportel
to the Uoiril of Health vestprday Brjan
hlld , 2500 first avenue , Har ! 12 13 vans , 201
Eleventh avenue.
Lfoiurd Underwood , chief clerk in the
tffllco of Superintendent Ulmmock of the
jnotor aominny , ( at his dc k again after
being on the nick list for a. week ,
Jlrn 13. II. Dowers , formerly of this city
nnd moro recently a resident of British Co
lumbia mid a tourist in the Klondlko re-
Klon , l in the city visiting friends
livery niomber of Bluffa company , No 27 ,
Uniform Hank , Knights of Pythias , Is re-
iiucstcd to ho pre&ent at the meeting to
night , nH thcro Is business ot importance to
como up for action ,
Ori Haley , the young man who escaped
imlUtmoivt at the hands of the present grand
jury on the diurgo of passing n forged check
on Pawnbroker Snyiler , was arrewted last
evening on the charge of vagrancy. The
young man has a wealthy untie In Cheyenne ,
A marrlngo license was isjued yesterday
hftcrnioon to Charles II. Cox , aged 30. and
Mrs. Kitty S. Gilmorc , aged 31 , both of
Omaha. The bride until recently was a res
ident of this city ami Thursday wns grunted
n divorce In Omah.i from her former hus
band. Charles Ollmoro.
L Nese ) a 14-year-old boy , had a hearing
Iieforo JutlRO Aylesworth In the police court
yesterday morning on the charge of steal
ing a pair of shoes from A Snjdcr , who con
ducts a Hrcond-hnnd clothing store It was
shown to the court that It wua the boy's
first offense and ho was released upon the
promise of good behavior after ho had re
turned the t > lioes and apologized to Snyder.
Joseph Ktnney was arrested yesterday
tovcnlng hy Detective Wclr on the charge of
liclng a suspicions character. Ho has been
On Jail In Omaha and South Omaha woveral
times during the last few weckfi and came
< o the Bluff : * yesterday morning He re
fmictl a Job ofjawing wood and the police
came to tlio. roncltmlon that the heat place
for n man who would mat work was In Jail
News has been received here of the death
of DV. . Griffey at Dakota. City , Neb. , at
itho ago of G5 years Mr. Griffey wns a for- '
jner resident of this city and the father of
JIrs C. M Maynnrcl and Mrs. I ) J. liohn.
Ho was ono of the pioneer settlers cf Coun-
rll II hi fix coming hero in 1834. When the
war broke out In 1801 hoonllbtod in the
army nnd after the close of the war re
moved to Dakota City , where he resided to
ttho tlmo ot his death.
"Doc" Long waa arrested at an early hour
jesterdny morning cm the charge of creat
ing a disturbance In Dan Carrlgg'a gambling
establishment. Long had been bucking the
tiger and told a friend who was with him
that ho thought he was not getting a square
deal and then trouble commenced. James
Madden , who was with Long , took a hand
in the dispute- and was hauled out ot the
place by hla whiskers by Carrigg. Long
interposed to save Madden and was ar-
rctited by Onicer Plnnell. He gave bail for
hln appearance nnd Judge Ayloaworth con
tinued 'the hearing for a week. A number
of snorts who were In the place ait the
( tlmo said that tlio assault on Madden by Car
rigg wns totally uncalled for and It was re
ported jeUerday that Madden had "threat
ened to have the gambling rooms conducted
by Cnrrlgg closod.
N. Y. numbing company. Tel. 250.
Snap Shots all go at IU cents each at the
Coudcll Dlulfs offlco of The Bee.
Itemember the exposition by getting some
copies ot Snap Shots at the Council Bluffs
offlco of The Bee. Ten cents each.
Plain sewing , tailoring in repairing
Clothes. Mrs. G. H , Baker , 14G Vine street.
Di'iith Ilccnrd.
Mrs. Laura Doncr. wife of II. A. Doner ,
tiled Thursday afternoon at her residence In
Ilardln township , of pneumonia , aged 42
yours. The funeral will bo held today and
builal will bo In the Hardln township ceme
tery
Hey , tlio 2-year-old son of Mrs. N. Traux ,
died ycbterdav morning from membranous
troup. The funeral will be held this after
noon from the leslilcnce , 2324 Avenue B.
Edward Phillips , son of Mr. and Mrs. n.
\i Phillips , 2303 Third avenue , aged 28
jc.irs , died 5 esterday niornlng from paraly
sis , 1Jio funel--il will lie held tomorrow aft-
cinoon ui 2 p.'clbc'R" fr'pin St. Francis Xnvler's
church The services will be conducted by
3lev. rather Smjth and interment wilt be In
the Cathollo cemetery.
Thomas A Davis died Thursday night at
his homo In Garner township from paralysis ,
aged 81 years Deceased had been ailing for
llvo years The remains will bo taken to
Cilcnwood this morning for burial.
Dennis Murphy died Thursday night at his
icsldenco in Lewis township , aged 75 years.
Booth resulted from paralysis , with which
deceased wns stricken two weeks ago , The
funeral will leave the residence at 11 o'clock
this morning for St. Francis Xavlor's church ,
where services will bo held at 11 30 o'clock.
Interment will be In the Catholic cemetery.
Dcceafced had been a resident of this county
for over forty jcars.
Bluff City laundry , 'phono 314. Satisfac
tion guaranteed.
Ilrnl IXiUr
The following trnnsferb were filed yester
day In the abstract , title and loan ofllco of
J.V. . Siiulro. 101 Pearl street :
DuvlilV Kenneilj nnd wife to Mattlo
Squires sw i coH JG-7C-4I , w il . . $ 1,500
Valr'ch Newoomb to II L. Itobcrtson ,
- mv.i , 15-77-42..W. a , . . , 200
Jtii'Ki'ii Strndtr to Helnrlch Brandt , sr , ,
lot 7 , Hlgelow'a add. to AVnluut. and
1 uoro In swU sw'4 B-77-3S. w d 3.5
r\Valaon \ M , Hqulres and wife to Dnvld
\V. Kennedy , vv'/i lot C , B.iughn's
HUlul. . vv. d 050
County Treasurer to Alblnn Yale , lots
1 to 10. Including block 70 , Knllroact
udd. , tax d I
Snmu to same , lota 1 und 2 , block 6 ,
Mullln's subcl , , tax d
3amo to same , lots 9 and 11 , block 14 ,
li.tH II und 4 , block 20 ; lots 11 and 12 ,
block 24 ; lot 5 , block 31 , Mullln's
eubd. , t.tx d . . . . . , . . . 20
Seven tiansfers , aggregating J3,003 ,
TO AID A NEW RAILROAD
Right of Way Through Additions to the Oitj
ii Granted.
IN THE INTEREST OF THE FORT DODGE LINE
Coinjiniij- Mil * ! 11 lo Urn Accqptnncc
U'Klilit .Slitj llnn from Ilntc
of 1'nnniiRc ot Itenii-
ItKIun.
In confromlty with the decision arrived nt
by the Park Commissioners at the adjourned
regular meeting Thursday night , Attorney A.
S , Itazclton , acting as counsel for the board
In this particular matter , yesterday drew up
the following resolution , by which the Park
commissioners grant the Fort Dodge &
Omaha Railroad company a right of way
across Lake View park and Big lake ;
AVhoroas , The city council of the city of
Council Bluffs , la , did on January 13 , 1899 ,
enact an ordinance entitled "An ordinance
granting to the Tort Dodge & Omaha Hall-
road company permission and authority to
locate Its railroad and to Jay down , main
tain and operate railway tracks In the- city
of Council Bluffs , " In which ordinance there
wn granted to the Tort Dodge R. Omaha
Hnllroad company u certain right of way , as
In said ordinance defined through nnd acruse
a portion of Lake View park In said city ,
which was duly approved by the mayor of
* Ud city January 14 , 1899 , and published as
provided hy law ; and.
Whereas , It Is desired by said railroad
company that the .action of aald city council
shall bo ratified nnd aOlrmod by the park
commissioners of said c-lty of Council Bluffs
ao far ns ithe said ordinance affects the
property and Interests of the said park com
missioners in said Lake View park. Now ,
therefore , be It
Resolved , by the park commissioners of
the dty of Council Bluffs , la , 1n regular
meeting assembled , That In consideration of
the strict compliance by itho said Tort
Doduo & Omaha Itullrdad company with the
'terms ' and conditions In said ordinance Im
posed , as well as with the terms and condi
tions hereinafter Imposed and required , the
said action of the city council of the said
city of Council Bluffs taken on January 13.
1899 , with reference < o said right of way
over nnd across ara.ld Lake View park Is fully
ainrmed ana ratified by this Board of Park
Commissioners and the consent , permission
and authority of this said Board of Park
Commlwioners are hereby given and granted
to said Fort Dodge & Omaha Hallrtfid
company. Its successors and assigns to lo
cate , construct , permanently maintain nnd
operate a raJIroad with two or moro main
tracks and all accessary turnouts , connect
ing tracks , s4detracks and switches over and
across the said Lake View park In the city
of Council Bluffs and Gairner township , ns
gnanted by the said city council in said or
dinance.
The additional terms nnd considerations
upon which the consent and grant are
given are as follows , to-wlt :
First That said Fort Dodge & Omaha
uallroad company , Its successors and ns-
signs , shall at all times construct , keep
and maintain an ample and sufllcient worter-
wny under Its tracks at the lower or south
end of the lake In said park over which Its
'tracks shall cross
Second That said Fort Dodge & Omaha
Railroad company , Its successors and as
signs * shall construct , keep and maintain
suitable crossings over , under or across its
tracks at such points within said Lake View
park 03 may by the Board of Park Commis
sioners be deemed necessary for the full
nd complete enjoyment of said park by the
public for 1ho purposes for whJoh It Is or
may hereafter be ueod and maintained
Third That the Bald Fort Dodge & Omaha
Railroad company , its successors n.nd as
signs , wJH turn Into Big lake , so called , In
said Lake View park all of the water from
VoorhlH springs , so called , not required for
use by said company , and said springs shall
toe nnd remain as the source of supply of
said lake.
Fourth That -the rights and privileges
nereln granted shall In no manner nlfeot
any contract heretofore entered Into between
the park commissioners of said city and
other parities And said Port Dodge fi.
Omaha Railroad company , Its sttcccesors and
assigns , sha.li hold 4ho ga4d park commis
sioners and the city of Council Bluffs blame-
leas On account of any damage or claim
therefore arising from or growing out of
this ratification nrvd grunt.
This resolution when duly passed and
signed by aald park commissioners and the
terms and conditions hereof accepted and
ngreed to by aald Fort Dodge & Omaha
Railroad company In writing , died with said
park commissioners within sixty days from
the dateof /tho passage hareof. shall consti
tute a binding contract by and between the
said Board of Park Commissioners and said
I'out Dodge & Omaha Railroad company , Its
successors and assigns
The commissioners met last evening at Mr.
Hazclton's office when the resolution was
submitted to them. They decided tint it
was exactly what they wanted nnd In
structed Mr. Hazclton to foiward a copy to
President Duncombe of the Fort Dodge &
Omaha road. If the resolution Is satisfac
tory to the railway company seeking the
right of way action on It will be taken at
the mettlue of the hoard Tuesday night.
Davis sells drugs.
Trade vher they give "Stars. "
Ilnnrtl of Trudr Orirnnlxntluu ,
The Board of Trade conlmlttee recently
appointed ) by Mayor Jennings under the di
rection of the city council will hold Its first
meeting tonight at the city hall and Chalr-
mnn E. F Test Is anxious that all the mem
bers attend. The meeting Is for the pur
pose of organizing the committee nnd out
lining the work It Is to take up In promot
ing the Interests of the city. There has been
some fear expressed that the committee
would como In conflict with the Merchants'
and Manufacturers' association mid that
there was now no need of such n commit
tee , since the former association has been
reorganized nnd taken a new lease of
life. General Test , who Is chairman both
of the Board of Trade committee and of
the executive committee of the Merchants'
and Manufacturers' association , docs not
look at it In this light. Ho Ea > s :
"Thcro Is no occasion for any conflict be
tween the Board of Trade committee and the
Merchants' and Manufacturer association.
They can work together in everything that
Is undertaken. Insteadi of It being n mis
take , as seine claim , to have two commercial
organizations , I think It Is a decided ad
vantage , because it provides two sources
through which various enterprises may be
If YOU WANT "THJ3 ONI/Y"
HUNYADI WATER ,
Insist Upon Receiving
i Himyadi JAnos _ _
B F BM | HMwg | n
9 AATUHAIi APKUIBIVT WATKIl
the only water which comes from the Hunyadi Springs
of Hungary , owned by
ANDREAS SAXLEHNER ,
Budapest.
brought to this city , The two orgfinlza >
lions can bo mndo to work like n loam of
hornon , both pulling for the growth nnd
prosperity of Council Illuffs"
The members of the Hoard of Trndo com-
tnlttco arc , 13 P. Test , chntrman , M , P.
Uohror , H. W Binder , B , W. Hart , J. M.
Dnrstov- , , A. Dovlno nnd J. I' . Hess.
TO iiiu\ l : T SIMUAU or COVPAOIO.V
Ordlnniicc of tlic CKj Will lie Rii-
foroc-il In l3ry Pnrllfulnr.
The ordlnnncc providing mice and regula
tions to prevent tha spread ot contiglous
nnd Infectious diseases nnd for the quaran
tine of persons Infected or exposed to ouch
dlserfs-cs , passed by the council last Monday
nlfiht , went Into effect yesterday The local
health authorities do not Intend , however ,
enforcing this ordinance In cases of measles ,
the measure having been passed more for
< he purpose of preventing a spread of small
pox In the city
The rules of the State Board of Health
do not require that n rigid quarantine should
be maintained In the case of measles , but
that the members of the household in which
the disease exists should tnko all ordinary
precautions to prevent oxpcslng others to It
In nil cases ot measles the local health
authorities require that nil the children In
the family where the disease- exists shall
be kept out of school until the quarantine
la removed from the promises. The mem
bers of the family are not , however , com
pulled to stay within the house , neither le
the head of the family or othora required to
stay away from the place where ho or the }
may bo working or employed.
The ordinance that went Into effect yea-
terdny rcqulrra In nil cases of Infectious
diseases , under which head measles Is listed ,
Unit nil persona who have been exposed or
Infected shall remain upon their premises
nnd are ntrlctlj forbidden to associate wither
or expose other citizens. This , however ,
as before stated , will not bo enforced in the
case of measles. Ever since the ordinance
was published Inquiries have been made nt
the city hall by persons having measles In
their fnmtly as to whether Its provisions
were intended to npply to their cases.
One provision of the ordinance will , bow-
over , bo carried out In the case of measles
which Involves considerable extrn work for
the city cleric , and that is the ono relating
to the public library nnd the taking of
books from same by members of a family
in which n case of infectious or contagious
disease exists. Under the ordinance the
duty now devolves upon the city clerk to fur
nish tha librarian with the name nnd resi
dence of all persons reported to the Board
of Health as having or being Infected with
contagious diseases. The ordinance further
provides that no books shall be nllowcd to
be token from the library to the houses
where persons infected with contagious dis
eases reside and also that no books shall
be received Into the library from houses
where any case of Infectious disease exists.
The rigid enforcement of this latter pro.
vision of the ordinance would result In n
large loss to the library , as there Is a large
number ot books at present In circulation at
the houses where children arc sick , with
measles.
Mayor Jennings and other members of the
Board of Health , when asked as to this ,
stated that they did not believe there was
any necessity for rigidly enforcing this lat
ter provision of the ordinance , hut wcro
of the opinion that no more books should
be allowed to bo taken from the library by
members of any family where a case of
measles existed.
Bluff City laundry , 'phono 314. "A sani
tary laundry , "
DrcUlon ICxicc ciI Soon.
Information from what is said to be a
reliable source Is to the effect that a de
cision from Judge Towner in the Shea suit
Rgainst the city attacking the -validity ot
the outstanding warrants mny bo expected
In the near future. Major Jennings and
City Attorney Wadsworth have decided not
to go to Corning to wait upon the Judge
nnd request him to hasten his decision In ,
the case.
Wanted Board and room In private fam
ily , central to business center. State terms.
Address L H , Bee Olilce , Council Bluff.
TESTIMONY OP MRS. HUGHES KMJS.
A rn < lln r Phj NlHiui AUrllnitcn Her
HiiHliiiiiil'H llt'iitli in Heart UlNctinc.
MASON CITY , la. , Feb. 10.-Speclal ( Tele
gram. ) Lottie JI. Hughes was dismissed as
a witness In her own behalf at 11 o'clock
today. Everono of the witnesses who tes
tified as to the motive of the crime was
squarely contradicted.
Dr. Marston , the physician called at the
death ot Ed Hughes , is now on the stand
Prom the sjmptoms he gathered ho pro
nounced death from fatty degeneration of
the heart nnd so signed on the death certifi
cate. A hypochondrlum
paper of ton pages
of closely typewritten' copy was brought
out , but objections were made to It by the
state nnd Judge Sherwin reserved his ruling
until tomorrow.
I < nl < > City HUN a Caiiillilutc.
LAKE CITY , la. . Feb. 10.-Speclal.- ( )
Lake City will have a candidate for the de
partment presidency of the Woman's Relief
corps of the state this year In the person of
Mrs. Llzzlo Hutchlnson , one of the best
known women of this place. Her name will
bo presented before the anual convention of
the corps , which Is to bo held at Waterloo
next June. Mrs. Hutchlnson Is the wife of
Senator Samuel Hutehlnson , a prominent
man In Grand Army circles and ono of the
leading attorneys here. Mrs. Georgia Mc-
Crt'llau of Ocnlson is at present department
president and it Is understood that she will
not allow her name to be used for rO'elec-
tlon. it Is also understood that Mrs. Mc-
Clollan favors the election of Mrs. Hutchln-
eon Mrs Hutchlnson Is known by her
many friends us a first class woman In every
respect , and If elected will make a capable
presWent.Mrs. . Barbara Detwlller of
Muscatlno Is also known to bo a candidate
for the honor ,
Itullronil AorK nt Hnrkwt'll CHy.
ROCKWELL CITY , In. , I > b , 10.
( Special1. ) The Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul surveyors are now engaged In locating
their line between this place and Sao City ,
U Is understood that the extension will run
to Sac City. Storm Lake , Sioux Rapids and
Spencer , branching from the Fonda line at
this place. This will add greatly to the
Importance of the town , ae It will make a
through line from the DakoUa.
Contracts for all the grading through
Calhoun county have been let by the Fort
Dodge & Omaha branch of the Illinois
Central. Messrs Stevenson and Lavender ,
the local attorneys for the roaU , have been
busily engaged for some weeks In securing
deeds to the right of way , and have been
able to settle with most of the land owners ,
so that little of it will be acquired by con
demnation. The line runs straight aa an
arrow through Rockwell City ,
for n. Ilo > ' Iej6' .
AMES , In. , Fob , 10. ( Special. ) The su
preme court baa refused to consider the ap
plication of the plaintiffs for a new trial In
the case of William Allen against the Ames
& College Railway company , which decision
ends a long light for a recovery of damages.
In 1S9S , David Allen , the 6-ear-old son
of William Allen , of this city , was run over
by un engine , resulting In tlio loss of bis
right leg. The plaintiff claimed that no
signal had bean given , and U was bo proved
and the plaintiffs glu-n $7SOO damages.
The amount asked was $12,000.
WILL CUT OUT LONG KINK
Wabaah Hna a Schema to Save About
Seventy-Five Miles ,
THROUGH DOUBLE SERVICE TO ST. LOUIS
Ilii ; IinjiiiK n ( TvrcHtj-JxM cii Milrn
of Trnclc the Cotiiliiitt ) ' "VV1H
Out III * IIMTU
S ; Mirin.
DHS MOINC3 , Feb. 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The Moulton , Albla & DCS Molnra
Railroad company Hied articles of Incor
poration hero today. H will build the con
necting link In the Wnhnah from Dos Molncs ,
to St. Louis. Us capital IB 4200,000 nnd
Its headquarters are In this city. The Incorporators -
corporators nro Wabash officials ot New
York nnd St. Louis The Incorporation Is
formed to build twenty-seven miles of mil-
rend between Moulton nnd Albla. The
Wnbneh now runs through Moulton to Ot-
tumwo , from Ottumwn to Harvey and from
Harvey to DCS Molncs , lislng the Rock
Inland between Ottumwa und Harvey. The
now line cuts out this kink and saAcs about
seventy-five miles. Trains will continue to
go to Ottumwa , but n through double serv
ice will be put on between Dos Molnes nnd
St. Louis.
ItOURII IUDiil IS ItOUMl OVHIl.
Soldier Hold lijFcilcrnl Grnnil .Tnry
ffir AllcKrd STrlnillltiH ; .
CRDAIl RAPIDS , In , Feb. 10 ( Special
Telegram. ) Frank Coburn , who was a mem
ber of Grlgsby'a rough riders , was held to
the federal grand Jury today In bonds of
$300 $ for Impersonates nn officer of the
government. Coburn IH said to hnvo secured
money from old soldiers hy representing
himself as a pension agent.
Sllnern Wnnt Shorter Day.
FORT DODOE , la. , Feb. 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Coal miners In the county have de
cided to ask for an eight-hour day beginning
April 1 nnd a Joint session of miners and
operators Tvill be held February 22 to con
sider the matter. The eight-hour day can
make little If any difference to employers
so far as employes who work by the piece
are concerned. The change , however , would
make a great difference to unemployed , for
It would give them work.
Company Miintcrrtl In.
OBNTER.VILLE , la. , Feb. 10 ( Special. )
The first company of the new Iowa Na
tional guard was mustered In hero last
night by Adjutant General Bycrs. II. C.
Haynea was unanimously elected captain ,
C. W. Bradley first lieutenant and G. C.
Haynes second lieutenant. The company
has fortj-flvo men nnd will bo known as
Company E , Fiftieth' regiment.
Clinrgpc OnininltN Snlctilc.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la , Fob 10 ( Special
Telegram. ) Paul Gelenda , an inmate of the
county poor farm , committed suicide last
night by hanging himself from a hook in
the room with a piece of sheeting. Ills body
was found this morning.
Pnxlorn.
HARLAN. la. , Fob 10 ( Special. ) Rev.
Kdward P. Chllds of Ashland , Ore , has
accepted a call to tha pulpit of the Harlan
Congregational church made vacant hy Rev.
Snowden's < all to Fairfield , la. Rev. Mr.
Chllds formerly preached' ' at Anita , la.
ARMY BILL 'IS COMPLETED
By Dint of I'mnlnir Committee el
Aiiiirniirlntlonx Down to ! ? 71 > , < > : i I-
: i72 OH IlnnlM of 1OO , < > 00 Men.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. The army ap
propriation bill was completed today by
the house committee on military affairs and
by dint of pictty se-vcro cutting of nu
merous Items it was brought down to S79 -
034,372
It Is framed on the basis of an army of
about 100,000 men nnd contemplates the
enactment of the Hull bill for the increase
of the army or the retention -volunteers
and regulars up to that nunYbcr. Specific
provision Is made for nine major generals
and nine brigadier generals.
The other Items ore as follows :
Contingent expenses . ; 200000
Pay of oillcors . 4,000000
Pay of enlisted men . 13,500,000
Retired ofllcers . 1,6 < )3 Sofl
Courts of Inquiry and witnesses 15,000
Four hundred contract surgeons 720,000
Subsistence department 8,200.000
Subsistence RUpplles to bo Issued
to Inhabitants of Cuba 100000
Quartermaster's depnitment . . . 7,200,000
Incidental expenses , telegrams , In-
tprments , reward for deserters ,
etc 2,100,000
Hoise.s 700,000
Barracks nnd quarters s.oOO
TrunsMrtntlon ] 17,500,000
Clot hi nt and camp nnd garrison
equlpugQ C.W.ZSij
Construction of hospitals 2JO.OOO
Medical and hospital department. 1,500,000
Ordnance expenses 23,000
Ordnance stores 1,200.000
Manufacture of arms SOO.OOO
establishment of plant for manu
facturing small arms at Hack
Island. HI. , armory 350.000
The last 'Item Is entirely new and the de
parture of making small arms at Rock
Island will bring the dally output of the
government up to 2,000 stands a day.
Among the reductions : nado by the com
mittee today was on the contingencies for
the army from $450,000 to $200,000 , and Cu
ban relief from $281,500 to $100,000.
The clerical force of the headquarters of
the army was reduced one-sixth. The first
lotah of pny olllcers and men were reduced
to the amounts above stated.
NKW I'HAHK OP SAMOAX SITUATION.
.SiKillIIennt ItriiinrU of HiiKllxu Seurc-
tury In lliniHiof L'omiiuiiin ,
WASHINGTON' , Feb. jO. The Samoan
trouble Is assuming a somewhat now phase ,
according to the view ot leading diplomatic
authorities and one likely to bring about
an adjustment on lines not heretofore con
templated , This Is In part foreshadowed In
the official statement of the parliamentary
secretory in the House of Commons yesterday -
terday to the effect that further informa
tion would be awaited before considering
the recognition of Mataafn us king ; of Samoa ,
Mataafa Is not the claimant who has thus
far received the support of the British and
American authorities , as they have upheld
Malletoa Tanus , who had been declared by
Chief Justice Chambers , un American , us
rightfully entitled to the throne. Whllo the
announcement In thci House of Commons Is
open to various Interpretations , yet It seems
to Imply quite clearly that the recognition
of Mataufa , who was upheld by the Ger
mans , may be taken Into consideration
tliirrcmn tlir IWiv Llliriirliin.
WASHINGTON , Feb. 10. Indirect , but
apparently authentic Information was re
ceived today by the Massachusetts members
Women a Mothers
BEST APPRECIATE CUTICURA SOAP.
IU remarkable emollient , cleansing , jmdpu.
rlfylng properties warrant IU uao in the form
cfmuheaorsolutionsforannoylne Irritations ,
inflammations : , and chanogi , for ulcerative
wca1cneie , or too f roe or olfontlie perspiration
'
tion , and tor many sanative use * , Gentle an *
plications of CUTICDSA ( ointment ) , greateit
of emollient akin cures , lu addition , will ,
In many instances , prove of marked benefit.
In congress thnt Itf prr cntntlin narrows ot
MnRsnchiiftcltfl , linil been offered the office ot
librarian In coiiRrrns nml hml accoplol ,
NO CONCESSIONS IN ISLANDS
Sontln n Iti-iily l < n Srtinlr
Top ? of \o < > Sent lnr-
StniilMli | O
WASHINGTON , Pel ) . 10 The president
lins transmitted to the * sonata n statement
from the decretory of war and other papers
in reply to a resolution Inquiring whether
any franchises or concessions hnvo been
granted In Cuba since the military occupa
tion ot that Island The secretary snjs thnt
none have In en granted , that the executive
ordorx dated Dcccinher 22 , ISPS , beirlng on
this subject have been communicated tn the
commanding generals In Cubt mut Torte
Rico and that the department Is not ndviMvl
that any concessions liavu been made The
sccrctnr > Includes In the correspondence a
letter from President McKlnlcy to Chairman
W .de of the evacuation committee , dated
January 12 , calling attention to the report
that the local authorltlre vcrc preparing to
put up for auction franchises covering the
rights to construct railroads to the most Im
portant parts of the Island of Cuba. In the
course of his letter the president sajs
It cannot be permitted that the persons
nominally rep'oscntlng the remnants ol
Spanish government there ehall in thlt
manner sell the frnnchlbcw of the countrj
'nnd ' commit the future government of tha
island to obligations ot such Importance
< The existing Spanlnh authority in Cuba Is
permitted bo considered hy the United
States merely ns n matter of convmlemi.
I It ib merely a violation of good faith for
I three otllclnls to attempt uiidor the guise of
n sovereignty \\hlch they do not pccucws to
commit a ts BO Injurious to the people of
the Hand. The president con conceive no
good reason why this long dormant power
El.oulil need to bp eiterclBe < l at the present
time , and ho conceives that ltd exercise l
It.tunled to bo practically hostile nnd In
defiance of the rights and authority of the
United States
He then instructed C.pncral Wnclc , if
iioccssarj , lo secure deslstnnco from the
project , to take o\er the full occupation of
the city of Havana nnd nominally the whore
Island of Cuba prior to December 20 , the date
set for that purpose.
IMUVATU I'llN&IO.N IlILIjS PASSED.
AnintiK- Them In Ono ( irniidiiK Cciirrnl
IMilnier S5O I'rr Month.
WASHINGTON , Teb 10. At tonight's ses
sion of the house thirty-one private pen
sion bills wcro pas&od. Among them were
the senate bill to pension Lelltla Tjler
Semplf , the daughter ot President Tjler , nnd
the senate bill 1o pension ex-Senator Palmer
of Illinois at the rate of $60 $ a month.
The amount carried by the bill to pension
Mrs. Semplo wxis reduced from $50 lo $30
per month. In the course ot dlsc\is ion on
the "bill to pension General Pnlmcr It < lo-
\cloped that ho was absolutely without
means and u.is practically blind. Mr.
Urucker , democrat of Michigan , recalled the
fact that Geneml Palmer had iedrr'tliecan -
dld.ito of the gold democrats for president
in 1806 and suggested thnt that might ac
count for the fact that thf bill was pushed
through within a month after Us intro
duction. Mr. Talbot ot South Carolina
moved that the pension bo paid in silver.
"General PaJmer is infavor of sound
money , " said he ; "let us pay him in gooa
old silver of the constitution "
The motion was not entertained by Mr.
Connelly , republican ot Illinois , who was
in the chair.
At 10 30 the liotise adjourned.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for and colds for
coughs , con
sumption , for' those whose
blood is thin or colorless ,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength , stronger
bones and teeth , and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when Scott's Emul
sion is added to its milk.
toe and f i oo , all druggists.
SCOTT & . UOWNL , Chemists , New York.
The science of osteopathy was discovered
by Dr. A. T. Still of Klrksvllle , Mo. Dr
Still reasoned that a natural flow of blood
Is health ; and disease Is the effect of local or
general disturbance of the blood ; that to
excite nerves causes muscles to contract and
compress venous flow of blood to the heart ,
and the bones could be used as levels to
relieve pressure on nerves , veins and ar
teries.
A slight strain or a sudden Jolting maj
cosily cause a displacement of bone , muscle ,
tendon or organ , and n consequent pressure
on the nerves , thus breaking the nerve wave
between the brain nnd the part Injured
and wo then may have as a result any of
the numerous ailments cau&cd from lack
of nerve supply to parts. Seldom Is there
a permanent cure until the machinery Is
righted , Hence wo treat headache ( all
kinds ) , weak eyes , catarrh , hay fever , en
larged tonsils , goiter , asthma , bronchitis ,
deafness , Irregularities of the heart , neu
ralgia or rheumatism ( of any part ) , spinal
curvature ( nil kinds ) , dislocation of joints ,
all kind of stomach , liver , kidney , bowel
and spleen troubles , bladder and urethra !
troubles , uterine , female Irregularities , as
painful , suppressed or excessive menstrua
tion , leucorrboea , milk lee , etc.
TESTIMONIAL.
"I have been an Invalid for ten years ;
have been to one of the beat hospitals In
Chicago and ono In loua and have been
treated by some of the beat doctors in both
states for kidney and bladder trouble , but
did not ftet any better , so as a last hope I
thought I would try osteopathy , Ur , M
AV lialley gave mo ono moatli'u treatment
end I am feeling better in every \ > ay , bavo
gained In flesh , can steep better and feel
that I have been benefited by oatcopathy
treatment
MUS. ANA i DOM2U.
Alltln , Humor Count } , lonn.
Wife of Sheriff John Doncr
DR , M , W , BAILEY ,
firniluiitr of the Amcrlrnn School ,
KlrKk > lllf , Mo.
Itonnts ! J05 , 300 Siipp Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Call or write for further information ,
of the Anhcuscr-Busch
Brewing Ass'n
" The American Porter"
Supplit * a delightful beverage ( o
( he American public that hat long been f !
demanded but never previously attained. Ills superior in every way lethe
the best English Poitcr , Stout and 'alf nnd 'alfi being mellow , refreshing
and palatable. The only perfect Porter of American makr.
Try a bottle of ( he new brew. Sold at all buffets.
Made only by
ANHEUSER BUSCH BREWING ASS'N , St. Louis , U. S , A.
Brewers of ( he Famous Original Budwelscr , fctust , Mlchelob ,
Anhcuicr Standard , Pole Ltjtr and Anhcustr-Dusch Dark.
'
IU uUnt lloamcnptt , Inlliii.ujn , Cilarili , iiiul nil QS !
lutipnml ( hro tttouhlcK hrnil tor proof of It. H due : ) nut ulrkun or tllsngiec
with Ilio itomacli hntK for nil ages ,
Dr. Kay's Lung Balm.
, - Willo UK , civIIIR oil symptpmH plainly ntiilour 1'hjrolcUn will pho
ff t ntii ; ADVICE , n ( > Smeu | iKioUnt v i" > ' ( ' I'.vHriigKlilA < u pent liy limit ,
; icclicn | nnd a I'KKK SAIlMi : . A 1'rlrr , HI rrniHiiml rrnt * .
$ Addrtis Dr.B. J. KAY MEDICAL CO. , ( Western Office ) Omaha , Nob.
"SAY AYE 'NO' AND YE'LL NE'ER B ®
MARRIED , DON'T REFUSE ALL OUR t
ADVICE TO USE
STOPS WOMEN'S PAINS.
BOOTTSVILLE , Tolas , April22.
On the Slatof March last I commenced
taking McBlreo'a Wine of Cardui. At
thattltno I was Afflicted vith pains in
oil parts of my body. In 1S83 I miscar
ries and hare hud DO health oluco.
When I had ray monthly cukneaj , ray
Clod I wh t I sutured nobody knows
Biz different doctors treated me. I IIHTC
taken one boltla nt McBlrcc'B Wine of
Cardui and one package ol Tbedford's
BlBolt-Drnugh' ' . . and they have done
Just what you said they-would. labnU
lui-vcr be without tills modlclns again
while I pm on thia earth
MRS. BALUE GREELEY.
ASIIDOWV , Ark , , Aprils. Asn RIDQB , Wii . March 5 , 1697.
1 was subject to inlicairloee I suffered with Icuconhcca
and bad falling of the womb bad , for three jcnrs nnd also had
The beat doctor In the Btate painful menstruation. I have
trented me but did not care me , taVen 0:10 hottlo of Wine of
I have used five bottloaof Wine Cardui aad don't think I need
of Curdul , and am bettor now any moro The troublonnd puln
than IhaTeboen forjoaro. seems to all bo gone.
MRS. D. A. THRASH. NETTIE LONG.
It Ii wonderful what suffering women can bear. Thousands
of them silently endure terrible ajony month after month , year
after year. And the most of their pains and troubles come
from one cause , derangement in the delicate rnenstrual organs.
The least disorder of this important function affects the whole
body. It causes headache and side ache and pains in the legs ,
shoulders , breasts , abdomen. No part of the body seems to be
free from pain when there is serious menstrual trouble. But
McElree's Wine of Cardui stops women's pains. U corrects
female troubles by putting the menstrual organs in proper con
dition. Then this important function operates painlessly. No
wonder that makes women very happy. If you prefer health teL
_ _ _ , suffering , happiness to constant
LJ -u- - rur - ro 0- r-r
' ADVISORY DEPARTMENT. stant pain , you are advised
In cisearcqnlrlnc pe' ' to take Wine of Cardui. It
elalillrecUoni.DddroM.KlTlnicirmp-
<
toms , laAltt AdvuorvJJirartmMit , , will permanently relieve nine
The ChuttatmoffifclledlaluoCo.
" -i. Teaa. c cases out of ten of "female
diseases" .
Druggists sell it. $1.00 per Bottle.
RGHGHOHOHOHOBOHOlGHOHOBOBOaaGHCtaonCEOHOHOHOECaoaOHOHOaw
§ §
o "Lucky men need no counsel. " 'Tis not
og luck but judgment smoking Charles i
1 Sumner cigar , John G. Woodward 6c Co. , o
1o distributors , Council Bluffs , la. g g
BQHOHOBOlOlOIOBOHOHOnOHOlOB BOnCSOZOBGMOHOHOHOHOECHOHOE
McMUETNS1
ELIXIR OF
Is a preparation of the Drug by which Its
Injurious effects are removed , nhllo the vul-
liable medicinal properties nro rctnlned. It
possesses all the sedative , anodyne and anil-
epasmodlc powers of Opium , but produios
no sickness of tha stomach DO vomiting , no
costlvcncBS , DO tacndache In acute nervous
dlsordcrii It U an ln\aluable remedy , and < d
recommended by the best physicians
E.FERRETT. AgoutiS -
S > . . Ai-iv lark.
DR.
MeCREW ,
SPECIALIST ,
Treat ! all formi of
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
MEN ONLY.
20 YEARS EXPERIENCE
12 Yean in Onuln.
Coniulution Free Ceckfrcr
OHlceUth&FarnamSti
ROX7B6. OMAHA. NE *
CURE YOURSELF !
t in Hie II for mimitiirM
irrimtlutii' ulrrruliii | >
DOI uiirlMu't of Jii 11 CPU i iiicuitraurd
i.t.oti cKuiiilou , I' ilulc , UN I i ut aitrlt.
lrHtE * NSCHlHIC lCo.r
( ( J | | H wr
xt > r i , | ttpal J , 10
II IU < ir 1 l.ultlo. , * . ' 7. ,
ircuiar un ( uu ff'ju ' kU
SPICI A ANNOUNCIM KNT.
on Itnprovoil fnrniH In Invta , 5
per cent , \vllh n Hmiill < ommls lan , or
C'/ii jier cent without commission
Loans prnmpllv tloseil on npprov.il of
steurltv and title
IntercHl an < l prlnclpul pajiible ntiour
olllce IMrtli'H now p.ijinK1 0 P < r < rnt
fun s.iv ( innnty liy ih.illnfwith UH , Wo
luivo H ' \ 'ral farms for milo at low
lirin.H In MetUcrn lou.i ,
fruit fanrm close to ( Jouncll UlulTs
for snlo clieiui.
A IHTKC llBt of Improved city projiorty
foi Hil ( heap NOW IH the time to pin-
ihiisi ! a liomo on easy terms at u low
\Vt write llro lusurancn In the -
( t ( ( HnpinUH iincl at rates as low : IH
liny .iKenL i < 'pr < > Ht ntlnff Hound
i.oiraii : : & i.ouoni : ,
No lot South Jlaln Street ,
Coundl Illufft ) la M tltphnne. S12 ,
THE NEUMAYER
.JACOII NI'.UMA tint , i > nnp
mi. an. . , i'i.Jiit. ' . uroajwuy , council uiurra.
Halts , 41 X per day , it rexjm nm-cluaj
it b\uy n.upu t Motor line to all depotu.
loul a tncy for the Celebrated hi toula
A 13 C B T Klret-daHs bar In con-
nec'tlon
Guarantee KOR CholrrJ
Cure nnd Preventive.
Hold under un ulmjlute
Kuanuilc-e Try It anJ
nave your IIOBH AKenla
wuntrd everywhere.
Writ ) u
Guaran'ee ' Hog Cholera Cure Co.
UhUI-KH. JA
mith's eansP ( .
4.
\Constipation
Mlsso , 5 ooxxts.
