Til ir rVMATIA 11 ATTV m.TR , TiTTTUfiSnAV. nrrPOTU3T ? J .
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
'COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MI.NOIt MK.NTIO.V.
pells plnss.
Dr. Rower , Glebe bids1. 'Phone 413.
fihcrrndcn m.ikci photoi , Jl 50 doz.
\Velsb-jcli burners at Ulxby's. Tel. 19J.
Jludwclscr beer. U Koionfeldt , affent.
f'rrry pictures. Alexander's , 333 IV way.
Dr Stephcnion. Mcrrlntn blk. , room 221.
Schmidt photos nrc guaranteed to pleaso.
Hcmovcd , C IJ. Alcxnndcr & Co. , Art Em
porium , to 533 Hrondwny.
C. 13. J.icqiiemln & Co , Jewelers and op-
llclnrn , 27 Boiith Main Htrect.
Get your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry , 721 Urondwny. 'I'hono 157.
\V. C. llRtep. undertaker. 25 Pearl street.
TclephoncB Ofllcc , 07 , residence , 33.
HOB rnlsern , 100 pounds make you J100.
Moore a Stock rood Co. . Council UluRs.
MM. Corlund 12 1'nlmcr of Colorado
Spring * , Cole , IH visiting her mother , Mrs.
V , ' C Jones.
Sheridan coal rrmkos a large Hamc nnd
clcnr lire , Tint no smoke or soot. I'cnlon
fit Folcj * , solo nRonts.
Thil intlnisln.Htlc : club will meet this nfl-
nrnnon nt W > o'cloclj lit the home of Mrs
13 N. ICltiff , 'CS ' Avenue R
C' I * AVliltmnn left last evening for Cof-
f < vst > urf , ' , Mo , vvliero ho will be married
today to Mist Dolly ColTey of that place
Miss Juno Miles loft jcstorday for Hun-
Kt-rford , Nib , vvhoro she will resume her
iliilicM as tc.ichcr In ( lie inibllu schools of
that place.
The hearlUB of the "Warfleld-IInrdIn
Imbcnn corpus case was commenced j ostcr-
dny nflcrniion bcforo Judco Smith of the
district court.
John Allnvlo and family of 'vVamsottcr ,
"VVyo , are vlsltlnir friends and rolatlvra In
this city. Jlr. Allavlo formerly rtisldcd in
Council Uluffs.
Colonel r C. Rn il slates that the report
that ho Is preparing to RO south to Ihc Is
Incorrect. JIo Intends to remain tit I ike
Atanuvvt , which ho considers his perma
nent hem < \
AV111 Cravens and Jim and James Olllan ,
thr > two latter runaway boys from South
Omnlm , vvvro Rathe-red In by the police.
Cravens Is n colored boy and claims to bo
fiom Kansas City.
The Implement men of this city have
drawn up nnd went tn the Mrs. S A. Cram
nt Marseilles , ill. resolutions of sympathy
nnd condolence on the death of her huo-
band , Solvln A. Cram.
Mrs II I"uMocller of Detroit and Miss
KthFl J. Sm'th of a.iRlimvv , Mich . who have
li en the quests ot Mr. nnd Mrs. Bland
JUshton for the List two weeks , returned to
their homes liiit evening.
Mr nnd Mrs. Prcil Tremalno vvill leave
phortlv for Denver , Cole , -whoro they have
iloclili'it to mnko tlulr future home. iMrs.
Trem line Is the only daughter of Jlr. and.
IMrs Hduhi Soiitluvlck of this clU.
A RenL-nil meeting of the Merchants' nnd
Manufirturers' association ihas been called
for rrldny nlKht at 7 30 In the city coun
cil chamber. The < ommiTclal committee of.
the clt > council will nl o meet at the Bame
tlmo and place.
Mrs. Mary A Haynes , C17 Klfth avenue.
liis received word of thu sudden de.ith of
Ji < r eonsln , Mrs Abblo C. Strong , in JMln-
Tic i poll ij , Minn Mrs Strong was mother-
ln-1 iw of Mrs Abble A Strong ( nee Clark ) ,
tfotniprly of this elty and now a resident of
Chicago
The funeral of the late Clmiles Swain
will bo luld this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the German I3v angelical church , at
the corner of I'lorcc street and Glen avenue.
Interment will bo In Falrvlew cemetery *
Seivlees will be nlio held at the residence ,
2JO Seventeenth avenue , nt l.TO p. m.
I.IIPJ MrCowans , a nearest ) wanted by the
Bloux Cltj nuthorltles , was arrested > es-
terday afternoon by the police She Is
thai god with stcalliiK a quantity of valu
able dieHS poods and other clothing- from n.
bouso where who was employed as cook
Most of the stolen articles were found In
her possession.
Orders from JudKO Woolson of the United
States district court dlsch irfjlnfj the fol
lowing b.inkrurts were received hero > es-
terday In the olllep of Clerk Steadnian :
Giles 11 Jones , Audubon : Annetta Jloso
Wilson , ShcnandoahtGeorRo . Palno , Car
roll , Abne-r Gr.ives , Crawford county ; C.
AV. Harlow , C.irl , Adams county.
J. V Wallace , assistant second vice presi
dent of the Illinois Central rallwav. was In
the city yi-Hlerdny Inspecting the work on
the Kort Dodge Ac Omaha road. Mr. Wal \
lace said the work was being pushed to
completion as i.ipldly as possible and that
the tracklujlng was nearly completed. The
road , bo said , would be ready for operating
by January 1 of next Tear.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
Howell'a Antl "Kawf" curia coughs , colds.
\\IIIHH : THI : AOTIHS
CSimil Mxt for ( JoiMl Cltlrcnn to 1'iinte
In Thflr Ilntn.
Today Is the first day of registration and
the registers will bo at the following places
in the different precincts from 8 n. m. to
9 p. m. and again tomorrow and on Saturday ,
November I
Tlrst Ward rirst precinct. 131 Hast
Bronilvvuy. . Ilercld s feed store , John Cor-
lols and P. J tlnilg. registrars. Second
iireclnct , .Jll Enst Hroad\\a > , Sheely &
Lino's maiblu Hhoji ; P. T. liryant and W.
M Green , reglbtrnrs
Serond Wanl Klrst precinct , engineer's
ollleo , city building , on Brjant street , J.V. .
Jtlanrhard and A , T Whlttlesey , registrars.
Second precinct , 7 0 We\st Droadnav ,
Sehlcketiinz'H barber shop , W. C. Joseph
nnd T II Coinsito , reslatrars.
Third Ward Kli st precinct , Chlcino
Jiouse , corner of Willow avenue and Main
titled , Porctt Smith and J M. She.i regis
trars Second pieclnct , PO ) South Alain
Htrcet , U C Drown H ding store , C.
"W Hrovvn and M I ) . Hughes , reslstrnrs
Koutth Wsild-Flist precinct , BJO South
( Miiln bliei't , onico of J T Collins & Co ,
J M 1'Uhey and George Hi > net < reglstnir1"
Seeond precinct , Kollv house , 1212 South
Main street , I < S Heed and r. Cartv. re ls-
trarH
Klfth Ward rirst precinct , county build
ing COIIHT of rifth avenue and Twelfth
Ptriot , C Konlgmnrher and W W. Conei ' ,
roglstrais Second preelntt , county
liulldlng " , 1511 bouth Thlrtpenth street. J D.
"Whlttnker and Il.irlon Nelson , iPglstrarH.
Sixth Wunl-d'list precinct , 2oJo West
Jlroadwav , store ot Mrs Ilamakcr , N , A
i Ciawfoid and C C Graves , rogostnirs ,
Sci'ond precinct , Nielsen' place , corner
J'lflh and hocubt streets ; Oeorge Cooper
und C Negothon , registrars.
Mrs. Ilnndo's classes tor dancing are now
open Children at residence Tuesdays , 4
o'clock ; nt I O 0 , P. temple , Saturdays , 2
o'clock. Adult beginners at residence , Tueo.
daje , S o'clock. Assemblies , Fridays , at
I , 0 , 0. F. temple , 8,30 o'clock. Private
lessons at any tlmo not taken with claseeu.
Resldencd 235 Oakland avenue telephone 451.
John Schlckctanz , sr. , Is located now at
220 South Main street , formerly Hd Shlck-
otanz'a barber shop , directly cast of. court
IIOUEO.
Hcnl r.Mdid' TraiiNfrrn ,
The following transfers were tiled jester-
day In the abstract , title nnd loan ollleo ot
J. \ \ ' . Squire , 101 I'uarl street :
l're l J Hols nnd vvlfo to Murv nclde ) ,
lot II , block L' Hancock B vv d t
AYIIIInm T lU'Bli.uv and wife to Ann
Norton , lot 3 , hlork 1 , lltttlmvv'ti add.
tn Hancock. v\ il . , 50
Ida , M Tiuxlor to P 13 I'erslwll , nH
lot G. Audltor'H butxilv of outlet 2 ,
I'nrson. vv il. . . 715
I ) r Kmmcrt and wife to Uhurles
Sehmldt , Jr. lot 10 , block C , .Mure-
dlth'B nildvocu , vv il . . . . 20C
6 PSluinrl to Myrtle i : Sluuirt , eaat
IS' , fi > ( > t of lot S ami west ISVa feet
of lot I. In block j , Curtl * n Hum-
M-J'H mill. Council JHunH. vv il
Timothy Krnney nnd vvlfo to Gird
JI.irrliiKH. HP' * neU and nc'4 s l * H ,
nnd B'i ' b\vU 13-7S-43 , vv il 7,600
Hreiiiun ami hunbund tn Curl
Walter , in' * nvv 4 31 , vv'A ncU and
nvv' B0li J1-77-1J , vv. d. . . . 6,400
Total , seven transfers' . . , , 15,191
FARM LOANS
Negotiated In Eastern Nebraska
nnd Iowa. James N. Casady , jr. ,
Iffl Main St. . Council illuffs.
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT
For Cuah or htinned Ou.
K. II. SIIKAKi : A CO. .
I'cnrl Street , Council DlnlTi , lurra.
IIORSETHIEF IS IDENTIFIED
Man Who Shot Gonstablo Moas at Loveknd
is TLoronghlj
STEALING HORSES IS HIS PROFESSION
llr Hrtnlnn nn AUorncr t Co ml net
HI * Cnnr In the CourtR Woiinilcil
CoiiMtnlilrot ? 1'ntall }
Injured ,
Williams , the man who shot Constable
Mess at Ix eland on Tuesday , lins
been Identified as a horsothlet who
the authorities ot Iowa and Nebraska
have been after for several months ,
Ha Bftyn his right name IB James Williams.
To several persons to whom ho had recently
sold bo re 03 and who called at the county
jail and Identified him he gave the names
of Jack Moore- , Jack Gregg and Jack Greg
ory. In Council Bluffs , whcro ho has been
dovernl times during the last summer , ho
was known as Jack Moore. Sheriff Wlso o !
Howard , Xeb , who was among the callera
at the Jail , Identified Williams ( is the man
answering the description of a horscthlcf on
whoso trail ho has been since October 1.
Wlso says Williams stele eeventeen horses
In Scward and adjoining counties the last
t\vo months. Williams this morning seemed
to bo troubled by only olio thing and tint
was that ho would have to appear In court ,
Ho told the officers that he would much
rather that the people nt Loveland had
strung him up than have to face a court.
C. S. Bond of Loveland Identified Williams
as the man who sold him about a week ago
a span of black mares obtained In a trade
with a commission man named Tred Terry ,
in South Omaha. Williams denied having
stolen them , but admitted that he had been
engaged In wholesale horsethlevlng In Iowa
and Nebraska for several months. It has
been learned that Williams had several
horses nnd a buggy nt Olonwood , among the
horaen being two thoroughbreds called Red
Dlrd and White Pool. In talking ot these
thoroughbreds Williams said tint If ho had
been on Hed Bird's back nobody could have
caught him.
M. -Richer , of Mllford , Neb , Identified
Williams as a horsetrader who had called
nt his place several weeks ago. The night
after Williams visit Klcher lest a mare and
a mule , and so far has been unable to get
any trace of the animals AVllllams , when
confronted with Elchcr. admitted being at
his place , but would not admit ho stele the
animals. Ho said , however , that ho might
have gotten them later from another party.
The mule stolen from i. D. Uaughlln ot
Ashland , Neb , the theft ot which led up to
the shooting yesterday , Williams sa > s he got
another man rte procure for him.
I'entleiiUnrs- .
George Trcynor , who eighteen months ago
was n guard at the Iowa penitentiary at Fort
Madison , Is ot the opinion that Williams Is
the same man , who , under the name of Jack
Gregory , served a four > cars' sentence for
horsesteallng. Williams , when seen by
Treynor , at once recognized him , but denied
that ho bad been in the penitentiary. Ho
said ho had frequently passed through Fort
Madison on his way to Chicago with stolen
horsed.
The Council Bluffs authorities arc now
certain from statements made by Williams
that ho had several associates and a close
watch will be kept on the county Jail , as
fears are entertained that they will make
| every effort to effect his escape.
His preliminary hearing on the charge of 11
shootlug with Intent to commit murder was
fixed for this afternoon , but bis wounds will I
irevent him being taken into court and the
earing will have to bo postponed. His
oundcd leg was dressed by Br. Chrlstensen.
\slde from a llttlo soreness , his Injuries
re not very painful.
Word was received from Loveland yceter-
ay morning that Constable Hardln Moss was
estlng easily and that aside from weakness
Is Injuries were not regarded as serious.
\nothcr attempt to probe for the bullet
\hlch lodged In his back will be made.
Itctnlnn nn Attorney.
Williams has retained S. D. Snjder a his
attorney nnd assigned to him the $183 which
lie had on his person when arrested. Later
J. S. Dcnd and William Bradley , fanners
Ivlng near Loveland , attached this money
m proceedings commenced In the superior
court. Bond bought a team of black mires
rom Williams , paving him ? 150. Since
Williams' arrest it has developed that the
mares were etolen. Bradley bought n buggy
from the desperado , paying him $30. Llko
ho marcs , this buggy had been stolen by
Williams.
Deputy Sheriff Slead went to Loveland
yesterday afternoon and brought to tbls
city the two mules which Williams had
here. One was Identified by K I ) . Laugh-
In of Ashland , Neb , as his property , stolen
I from him last Sunday. The other was claimed
I by M. J. Elcher of Mllford , Neb , the anl-
mal having been stolen from him an tho.
night of October 20.
.
The burn from which Williams tried to
get a. horse when corraled by Olllcers Albrn
nnd Jnmes , belonged to FA Dalton and
wns Dalton , who , lifter Albro had knocked
Williams from off the horse , grabbed the
desperado by the throat nnd choked him
almost to death before ho gave up the light
nnd aliened the officers to bind him. Dalton
|
hopes If there la n reword out for Williams'
capture to get a slice of the money.
More Alinul the Jinn.
Sheriff Tiompon and Detective Pound of {
' Lincoln were In the city jeaterdny evening
nnd from them considerable Information wns
secured nboiit Williams. They say Williams
Is ono of the moat desperito horsothlcvcs
operating at this tlmo In the west nud that
there la hardly a county In Nebraska where
ho la not wanted.
Officers Albro nnd Jnmes are sure of some
money for capturing him , ns there are known ,
rewards of $50 each offered by parties In !
Seward nnd Lancaster counties nnd In Lin
coln nnd Wnvcrly. Xeb.
Chief Ulxby ycaterdny made a careful
examination of thu pnpere found among Wil 1
liams' effects nnd they show that between
July 20 and 26 ho was in the vicinity of
Crete with n number of horses and boarded
with a family named Lader Hutu ecu the
latter date and August S ho was In the ,
neighborhood of Lincoln , where he borrowed ,
$300 from one J , n Little , giving n. chattel ]
mortgage on some horses , August 31 ho was
In South Omaha and the papers indicate that
ho sold through or to the Terry Commission
company the team he hnd mortgaged to
Little. October S be was evidently In Atclil-
son , Kan. , and some of the papers would In
dicate that some time during September ho
wnd In Wyoming and stopped with a man
named H. n Jeffcrlcs nt Lookout.
AVorU of II n ml urn ,
TJio residence of Scott Hlce at 316 Wil
liams street was entered by burglars Tuesday
night , who secured a pocketbook containing
$1S from Mr. Nice's trousers , which were
on a chair beside his bed. Investigation
jcstorday shonned that a fen minor articles
were also missing. The burglars or burglar
secured nn entrance to the house by forcing
ono of the windows In the dining room
The robberj was not dlvovtrnl until yester
day morning , when Mr. Illco found his
clothes were mlsslag After Tiding the
pockets of their contents the thlovos left
the clothes on the lawn outside the hoiuo
There la no clue to the robbers.
itnciMnvr miim > s
Little Tlmo Le-ft tn Complete I'lnnn
I'or I In lli'c
Mayor Jennings received a. telegram lust |
night from Arthur Line at San Prnnclsco ,
in which ho e.ivs the Plfty-lltst Iowa will
bo mustered out anil leave San Francisco
November 1 and will nrrivo In Council
HUilTa November C nt 8 a in This means
that the regiment will reach hero the day
, bcforo , election. Lino's dispatch to Major
I Jennings confirms the prow dispatches from
San Pranclsco.
i The arrival of the regiment hero at thnt
early date means that the committees In
chaigo ot the reception will 1mc no tlmo
to nparo In completing all the arrange
ments and some hard work will have to be
done between this and tlint date ,
The cxecutlvo committee mot yesterday
morning , but llttlo or no business of Im-
portnnco wns transacted. Colonel C , Q.
Saundcrs , on bchnlf of the Rock Island railway -
way , informed the committee that transfi
portntlon would bo gladly given by the company -
pany If It should bo decided to send a comc
mlttco to meet tbo returning regiment at
Lincoln or some other point on the road.
It wan decided to accept the offer nnd the
following were appointed < i committee by
Mayor Jennings : Colonel C. 0 , Saunders ,
Emmet Tlnlej , I. M. Trojnor , George S.
Wright , J. Q. Anderson. This commlttco
will go to Lincoln the night "before the
regiment Is booked to arrive.
Secretary Tlnlcy received word yesterday
from Randolph , Uulhrlo Center and Shen-
Jandoah that each of these towns would send
a band on the day of the reception , while
Knoxvlllo vvas figuring on sending two. The
Indications are that there will bo plenty
of bands and music.
A matter that Is giving the committee
considerable concern la the question of
whether the city will bo able to provide
meals for the Immense crowds that It Is
believed will bo In the city on the dny of
the reception. The committee on arrange
ments , ot which. Dr. Macrno Is chairman ,
was Instructed to investigate and make an
estimate ot the number of people that the
hotels , restaurants and lunch houses would
bo nblo to feed. Severn ! ot the church eo-
cieties had announced their Intention of
providing meals on the day of the recep
tion , hut none ot them seem to have made
any movn In that direction , except Unity
guild of Grace Episcopal church.
At a meeting of the parade committee
last night Colonel J. J. Steadnian was se-
lectcd as chief marshal of the day , with
authority to appoint his own aides.
The commtttco on decorations Is booked
for a meeting tonight at committee headquarters - .
quarters In the Grand. I
The sale of "I Have , Have You ? " ribbons
continues with unabated vigor and a largo
amount of monej will be raised In this
manner. The committee on badges expects
to hnvo the official reception button .on sale
within a day or two This Ijutton Is to sell
for 10 cents. The "endless chain" letter
scheme , started by a committee of High
school graduates , la working well and bj
lost evening Treasurer Knox vvas able to
report over $100 In the treasury. The
scheme Is taking well , especially In out
side towns , and the fact that replies have
been received from cities as far ea t as
Now York and as far v.eet as Pocatello ,
Idaho , demonstrates that the letters are
covering a largo territory. Wh.Uo only 25
cents Is asked for In the letter , It Is pleasing
to note that many nro liberal enough to
send In fiO cents or $1. The largest single
contribution received to date Is one for $3
from C. A. Davis of Sioux City. This waa
received In reply to n letter mailed to Mr.
Davis by Lucius Wells of this city.
. Reasonable amount ot mending dona fres
j o ! charge at tUe Bluff City laundry. This Is
/ the laundry that takes good care ot your
linen. 34 North Main.
Scientific optician , Wollman 409 Br'dway.
Fine Missouri Wood for sale by Gilbert
Bros.
IJOI'NflS IN Tllli DISTRICT COURT.
.
Prl i iiprn Receive Sentence * nncl
" \VUcn Anlc for DliorocM.
James Cunningham , the negro who last
cummer broke Into Attorney J. J. Stewart's
house , on Mynster street , and stele a gold
watch nnd pair of gold-rimmed spectacles ,
was sentenced by Judge Mncy In the district
court vesterday to ten years In the peni
tentiary nt Fort Madison. Cunningham had
entered n plea of guilty. There was an In
dictment also hanging over hlo head on the
charge of breaking into Banker E. E. Hart's
residence , on Park nvcnue , nnd stealing n
quantity of valuable Jewelry.
Chailes Runswick , the farmhand con
victed of adultery with the wife of the
farmer for whom ho worked In Bloomer
township , was sentenced tfi ono year In tbo
penitentiary. Runswick was originally nr-
rrsted after a reward had been offered for
his capture on the charge of criminal as-
bault , but owing to < : ertnln circumstances
connected with the case the grand Jury re
turned an Indictment on the > lesser charge.
j The Jury in the case of the State ngalnst
. Barber P , E. Silvers , charged with violating
| the Sunday law by plying his trade on the
Sabbath , failed to arrive nt a verdict nftor
being out nil night , nnd was discharged jca-
terday morning. The foreman Informed the
court that the Jury stood eight to three for
un acquittal and that there was no prospect
for nn agreement. One of the Jurors wis
o\cuacd Tuesday evening on account of 111-
ness.
The trial of the suit of J. G Meyer against
Mrs Emily Wagoner In the district court
yesterday resulted In the jury bringing In a
verdict for the defendant. The. plaintiff sued
on n note for $315 given "By Mrs. Wngener's
luiebnnd which came to light after his death ,
bearing what was claimed to bo tlio dc-
fondant's signature. She denied ever having
seen or signed the note.
Mrs Iva Suit commenced proceedings yes.
tcrdnv agulnst two saloonkeepers to recover
damages for selling , ns she claims , Jlyuor to
her husband , John Suit , after she had noti-
tied them not to do so In ono suit John
Mcrgon nnd the Pred Krug Brewing com-
pnny are made defendants , the damngca
asked being $2,000. In the other suit Beth
May , the Broadway saloonkeeper , Is the
defendant nnd from him Mrs. Suit seeks to
recover $3,000. In both petitions Mre , Suit
alleges that owing to the defendants selling
her husband liquor he bad become an
habitual drunkard and while In a state of
Intoxication had repeatedly assaulted her.
Prank Cum commenced suit yesterday
against the Council Bluffs ( ! ns and Klcctrlc
company for $10 000 damages far alleged por-
fional Injuries. The plaintiff sets up that on
Juno 15 of tbls 3ear lie was working for tha
company In n trench when the earth caved
In and burled him. breaking his ribs nnd
nright shoulder.
Mrs Mlnnlo Stuart filed a petition for
divorce from Robert H. Stuart , to whom she
was married in this city May 29 , 1S05. She
sets up that within two months of the mar
riage her husband commenced to neglect her
and among other acts complained of eho al
leges that "In the spring of 1S93 the do-
fcndant went from " his home to a variety
show In Omaha and" did not return to Ills
homo until 1 o'clock In the morning " Mrs. .
Stuart also makes statutory charges
I Mrs. Jane Taylor alao filed a petition for
divorce on the grounds that her husband ,
John W. Taylor , to whom she was married
Indl 18S5 In Monona county , wns addicted to
drink nnd hud failed to provide for her nnd
their two children She alleges that on ono
occasion her husband jiawncil the parlor
carpet In order to pay the liouso rent , which
ctw
was overdue , but that instead of giving the
money to the landlord ho squandered it on
drink. She asks that the custody of the two
children be awarded her and also $40 per
month alimony ,
MHMHITA. tAUVUM'Ult SIMJMCS.
I' . W. Wllrox VdilrennoB nn
nntlu Croml nt itniltlix llnll.
Republicans gathered In full force last
night nt Smith's hall to listen to P. W. Wll-
cojc , known from Malno to California ns tbo
Mondota carpenter. Mr. Wlleox has been
expounding the principles ot the republican
party on the platform for over thirty years ,
during which tlmo he has made a close study
ot all the vital Issues ot the two lending
parties He wns prompted to RO on the plat
form In order to help better the condition of
the worklngman nnd Is not In politics for
office , ns ho has never been a candidate and
said bo never Intended to be
Mr. Wllcox made a nUrrlng address , In
which ho gave a careful anil concise levlovv
of the condition ot the country for the last
few yc rs His arguments were convincing
and his nddresa was listened to with the
closest attention. A large number of workIngmen -
Ingmen were noticeable among the audience
lie comme-nccd Ms address by stating that
the c.vcs of all tbo people of the United
States were on Iowa and Ohio , watching with
keen Interest every move In the political
arena. Tlio election In these two states this
fall , ho said , was of vast Importance and the
outcome would be1 looked forward lo with
Interest by both of the great parties. Ho
urged every republican and the worklngmcn
In particular to work for the party until the
votes are counted on the evening of Novem
ber 7 as he never worked before.
Ho eald that In 1S9G tbo republican party
promised the people that If McKlnley was
elected the factories would start up and the
great tlnpall brigade would once more have
no cause to complain of empty buclccts. Ho
uskcd If this promise had been kept.
Ho epoko of the Spanlah vnr , stating that
both democrats nnd republicans demanded
1t It 1 ; referred to the blowing up of the Maine ,
the achievements of Dewey at Manila and
the work of the commission , all of which
wns done , ho said , without criticism from
cither party. Ho then spoke of Bonn's
career as n soldier. He told of how tbo
democratic leader had received n commission
an a colonel nnd bad pranced around In a
brilliant uniform on a charger , but that
when the regiment was ordered to Cuba
Bryan resigned , preferring to stay at home.
In regard to Amoi lea's now possessions In
the Pacific ocean , the speaker said the
country's large nnd Increasing commerce de
manded that the United States retain these
lie called attention to tbo fact that every
port on the Chinese coast Is In possession of
BOino foreign power nnd that it is necessary
for the United States to have some port In
order to gain entrance to the Orient. Mr.
Wllcos- closed his address with a stirring
tribute to the flag , at the same tlmo calling
on every republican present to do bis duty
on tbo 7th day of November.
Mm rln ; c
Licenses to wed were Issued jesterday to
the following persons :
Name nnd Residence Ago.
WalteV J. Klrkland , Council Bluffs 24
Margaret T. Coady , Council BluiYs 22
II. J. Knudsen , Counc'l ' Bluffs 2S
Marie Nelson , Council Bluffs
O. C Bills. Council Bluffs
Hnlda A. Vcrmlll'.on , Council Bluffs IS
William A Matthews , /Sinaha CO
Sophia Miller , Council * Bluffs 24
Prank L Jnnncy , Chicago 3S
Lora Fceney , Omaha IS
New neckbacds put on shirts free o
charge for regular customers at the Bluff
City laundry , 34 North Main.
ICE I-AilIAK AT KOIIT
Dciilcm Ln > In IiiHiilllelriit Snpply Re
NiiUliiK In bvrlniiH Amioj mice ,
FORT DODGE , la. , Oct. 23. ( Special )
A serious condition of affairs exists hero as
the result of a local leo famine. The For
Dodge Ice dealers exhausted their supply o ,
ice two or three days ago , nnd since then
have boon placing orders outside to sup
ply their trade until the season bad closed ,
The freight car famine , however , which Is
especially severe in this part of Iowa , made
It impossible to ship the Ice In hero In siiffl-
clently large quantities , and tbo result Is
that those who purchase leo In smalle
quantities have been unable to get any a
all , while those -who use large quantitie
have not received nearly all that thoj
needed. The meat dealers arc the spccla
sufferers , and sorco of thefn have be n compelled
polled to Jet then meat spoil.
Ki * Oonili of n runner.
PORT DODGE , la. , Oct. 23 ( Special Tele
gram. ) William Henry Daniels , n farmc
living near Lehlgh , a member of a wcl
known plonc or Wubster county family , dice
this morning as the result of lockjaw , en
suing from what was supposed to have been
a trivial accident. Last Friday , while otil
In his yard , his shoe caught In the loosene
vvlro of an old broom and ho gave It an
energetic kick to free bib foot. The broom
was short nnd sharp on the end nnd In KOMI
way penetrated his leg between the ankl <
and knee , Inflicting n painful wound , "which
however , caused no Immedlato apprehension
The wound soon grew worse , lockjaw re
suited and death followed.
Iiiinjor nt Itnr of .IiiKtlrr.
PORT DODGE , la . Oct. 25 ( Special ) -
District court convened hero Monday after
noon with Judge Weaver on the bench. Th
BCfsIon promises to bo uninteresting , wit ,
the exception of the caEe of the State agalns
Olmstead , which Is a continuance of th
foinoua Olmatcad case of Webster City , li
vhlch C. C , Olmstead , as county attorney
was dlabarred and Is now being tried fo
perjury. The ease Is brought hero on
change of venue from Webster City.
DES1IOINBS WANTS TROOPS
Effort to Divert Reception from Bluffs to
Capital City ,
OMAHA-MANAWA ROAD IS INCORPORATED
( , ' < iniUUi > Cnitllnllreil nt Our Million'
Uollnrn TllfM ArCU'lf * niul Do-
oo fflrl' * Pnte In
s
n 3I Mrr .
DKS MOINE3 , Oct. 25. ( Special Tele-
ram ) H mny be that the state reception
o the returning Fifty-first lovvn regiment
111 bo held In DFSMolnca , Instead of nt
ouncll Bluffs. Mayor MacVlcir of this
; lty nnd other prominent cltlrcns are vvork-
ng quietly In the matter and seem tn think
ho change may bo mule. It Is stated that ,
idglng from dispatches received from the
cst , the matter will bo loft lo a vote of
hu soldiers themselves to determine which
lace shall hnvc the reception.
The Omnlm , Council llluffs & Suburban
lallwny company ot Council Bluffs todny
clegiaphutl a fee of $1,018 to the state for
ling Its article1 ? of Incorporation. The ar-
iclcs ray the company will build and op-
rnlo between Omaha ntul the llluffs , be-
ween the Bluffs and Manawn and to all sub-
rbs. The capital Is given ns $1,000,000.
V. S. Ueed , Alfred Delong , George Town-
end nnd Charles Hannan nro the incorpo-
ntors nnd they , with Trcd Kspcnschlcd , are
ho directors.
The Mabel Schodeld case la still ns much
a mystery as over , A sensation was
Tc.itcd today by the statement that two
Itghlnml Park students were suspected of
ndlng her llfo nnd then dropping her In
ho river.
.Supremo G r ( DcolMlonn.
Today's decisions of the supreme court
iv ere.
n A. Klnvon. appellant , iiRnlnst I , S.
larbnch , 1'olk district , nlllrmcd
" J N. Casady , jr , against \Innchester
: "lro Insurance Coinpnny , appellant , Pot-
awatlamlo district , nllirmed
> V. Stoner , appellant , against Chicago
Gloat Western Hallway Compan > , Butler
district , nfllrmed
Kohn Brothers against W. S. Johnston &
"o nnd othcis. Tnnn. district , ntllrmed
The State Bank of Tabor , appellant ,
gainst I anc Kelly nnd others , Mills < lls-
Ici , allirmed
The Dlstr'ct Township of Grove ncalnst
Thomas Jbles nnd others , appellnnts ,
MumboUU district , reversed.
Gustuv Gradert , Administrator of Neils
.Torgcnsen , npiiellnnt. against Chicago S.
NorlUwcste'rn ' Railway , Crawford district ,
reversed.
James L Cameron against L 1 rellow ,
District Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial
District , annulled.
SAI.OOV itnurmts o > M-MIAV I.VAV.
I , III u or llrnU'rn Il < 'iiir t Mil } or to
C'lnnc Their Doors on Snltbntli.
SIOUX CITY , la , Oct. 23. ( Special Tele
gram. ) It Is a little "bit out of the usual
hat the saloon men of a clb should beg
ho mayor to close their doors on Sunday
and keep them closed , but that Is what the
Sioux City Retail Liquor Dealers' nssocla-
lon , whoso membership Is made up of forty-
five of the seventj-five saloon keepers In the
city , has done. A committee , composed of
Aldermen Charlea Selser and William Lerch ,
eprcsc.itlng the ? association , called on Mavor
Quick this morning and presented tbe follow-
ng resolution , which the association had
adopted by a unanimous vote'
"Resolved , That it Is the sense of this
association that In the Interest of good or
der the sale of Intoxicating liquors In Sioux
City bo dispensed with on Sunday and we
request the mayor to enforce the observance
of the lawIn this respect In all places where
liquors arc sold In tills cltj. "
Mayor Quick is very gratified nt the ns-
slstanco It will afford him end the police
department In enforcing the closing of the
saloons on the Sabbath. Tha committee
assured the major that it Is tbo determina
tion of the association not onlv to keep
the places of Its members absolutely shut ,
but that the organization will devote Itself
to seeing that ether places where liquor maybe
bo cold , Including drug stores , shall like
wise observe the law against Sunday sales.
MHTKU Ol T TO IIURGLARS.
Tire > Hobbem riiniclit Itoil-IImided
Are Soiitfne'i'cl < < ---roc YciirH.
FORT DODGE , la. , Oct. 23. ( Special Tel
egram ) Richard Jackson , William Bailey
and Thomas Shea , three burglars who at
tempted to rob the clothing store of Llnd-
quest Bros , at GowTle recently and were cap
tured in the act , were sentenced to three
years at hard labor by Judge S. Weaver this
morning. They pleaded guilty to the charge
of burglary.
Fred \ \Vlilli- me * lll CHUMP.
ON'AWA , la. , Oct. 25 ( Special Telegram )
Fred White , democratic candidate for gov
ernor , addressed an audience of about 300
people nt the court house this afternoon.
He made a labored attempt to prove that the
Flllplnca were fully equal to the Americans
nnd should bo entitled to their liberty. James ,
democratic candidate for representative , was
present , but failed to speak. Very llttlo. In
terest appears to bo taken In Monona county
politics this vear outside ot the county
ticket.
A'llsoii SprnlCK tit licit Onlc.
RED OAK , la , Oct. 23. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The republican campaign was
opened hero today with a strong
address by Senator W , B. Allison ,
who spoke over an hour in the
armory to a largo and attentive audience
He touched briefly upon the general pros
perity of the -country being tbo direct result
of the sound financial policy of the party.
His nlluslon to the Philippine Insurrection
with an outline of the acts of Agulnaldo ,
For Nervous Exhaustion
there Is no remedy equal to
Genuine bears name Horsford's on wrapper.
which led Up to ( lie outbreak throw now
light upon the question and coming from
mieh high authority wa < srcatlj appreciated
Ho goes from hero to MHOS , where ho Is
to speak Friday
The republican campaign will bo puMit-d
vlgoroiply under the mnnnRomcnt of Oeorgo
II. Logan , county central eommlttoemrin
\\uniPirM Ml * lottnr > AVurk ,
BOSTON. Oct 25-rilo twentieth annual
meeting of tin- Woman s Home Mlsslonarj
' n sorlatliui vv.is opened here todnv S v-
crnl reports wen- read , that of tile treas
urer showing cash receipts of $3ll\iT > , in h
expenditures W.KiS expenses J < 175 Mls
Horthn M Shepard gnvo n ret'ort for the
vonr ot the voung people's work , Having It
has raided during tlio venr { I ' < M ( llliccrs
wire elected with Mrs Coii'tans Goodgll
' of Brooklyn as preside nt
Davis sells paint.
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