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    THE OMAHA DAILY
UK 13: MONDAY,
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MHM'IOX.
Davis polls glass.
II. M. Leffcrt, optlclnn, 2Jfl R'uay.
Gas.flxturcs anil globes nt Hlxbys.
Magnzlncn bound, Moorehouse At Co?
lltidwclscr beer. L. Roscnfeld, ngent.
l-'lno A. II. C. bctr, Neumayer's hotel.
Bchmldt's photos, new and latest styles.
Try KeystoiK! Printing House. 'Phono 378.
You get the best dinners ot the Vienna.
Itlley, best photographer, Wl Ilroadway.
W. H. Lewis sells monuments. 301 B'wtiy.
Scientific optician nt Woolman's, 409
H'wny.
Mrs. J. L. Smith Is home from a visit at
Quick, la.
Miss Ituth Rnrstnw Is visiting relatives In
St. Joseph. Mo.
MIsh Mildred Klssell Is homo from a three
months' visit fit Des Moines.
Members of tho Owl club rodo to Pupil
Hon and returned yesterday.
H. Miller of Sterling. 111., Is tho truest
or Kirk I'ntterson mid family.
Campaign pictures nnd buttons. C. !
Ali'xntiiliT Sr (in.. :'.T3 Ilroadway.
Oct vour work done ut the popular Kagle
laundry, -721 Ilroadway. 'I'hono 157.
V. C. Kstcp, undertuker, fS Pearl street.
Telephones: Olllce, 37; residence. 23.
Mr. hnd Mrs. I,. I. lMson loft yesterday
nn il visit to frlenils 111 Logan, la.
Mrs. A. H. Ponder returned yesterday
frimi mnnth'H visit In Chicago.
p.. nf iriis In Council Illnffs has
been reduced from H.75 l.(0 to J1.45 l.nOO.
W. F. Ornff, undertaker nnd licensed cm
bnlmer. 101 South Main street. 'I'hono 606.
Charles 11. Itardo of Dixon, 111.. Is tho
guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. 13. Casady of Sixth
uvcniic.
MIsh Marian Denton of Fourth avenue has
ns her guest Miss Vera Mudgo of llurllng
ton. la.
Mrs. II. Hutter nnd daughter Kdytlt of
Klghth street nro visiting IrietulB in usee
ola. la.
Mrs. I. IJ. Clreer nnd children are home
from a month's visit with relatives nt Itock
Island. III.
Ktiuu ii..i.... pinnoi' l..ft finturdnv oven
Ing for ii trip to the lakes, whero she will
lio tno guest oi iruinus.
New and second-hand furniture, stoves
carpets and house furnishings bought ant
sold. J. Stein & Co., 721 West Ilroatiwuy.
Miss Nolllo Moore left Saturday evening
for n visit with menus at not nnrniKs
Deadwood nnd other points In South Lu
kota.
t I nn Mnncum. iirlncliinl of the Washlng-
ton nvenilo school, nnd Miss Clara Meyers:
PAVING STRIKES OBSTACLE
Eush to Get Streets Improved Likely to Bo
Checked Somewhat.
OPPOSITION DEVELOPS IN THE COUNCIL
Some Member Think I ".no nub Work
Hiin lleen Ordered niiil Olliera
Want the SI one)- Phase.
Cleared L'p.
ot I'nrk nvenue nro soJournliiK at Colfax
Springs, la.
Mnvnr Jcnnlncs received n telegram yes
terday from Alderman Hammer written on
top of IMke's Peak, saying ho nnd party
were nil wen.
Mrs. .1. N. Casady, Jr., nnd children left
yesterday for Denver. Colo., whero they
will spend tho next two months visiting
relatives nnd friends.
Miss Oeorgeno Itebblngton has so far re
covered lis to bo nhlti to bo removed from
the Woman's Christian association hospital
to her home on rark nvenue.
Miss Polly Krb and Miss Ci'lla Jackson
returned Saturday from n visit nt Chey
enne, Wyo., nnd left yesterday for n visit
Willi menus in iiuriingiou, ju
Manager W. S. Heed of tho Suburban
Motor company, wife nnd son will leave
this week for Colorado Snrlng3 nnd Mnnl
toil, whero Mrs. Heed uud son will spend
tho remainder or tho summer montns.
The members of the Oanymedo Wheel
club, enlovcd n dnv s outing vesterunv ut
Ilanthorue Lake. A wagon loaded with
rooiI things to eat and drink preceded the
members, who mndo tho trip on their
wheels.
CJeorgo Wade, n bridge builder In tho em
ploy of tho Illinois Central nt Denlson, was
t C2. ii.,,(,P,pu l.,,u.,l.,l ....ur.ip.u.'
iiftcrnoon for treatment. Ho fell from n
bridge Inst Saturday und received Injuries
to ins lienil ami side.
C. V. Uiickemeyer, sr., nged CI years nnd 7
Contlis. died yesterday evening nt hla rosl-v-nce,
38 North Twenty-llrst street, nfter
fin Illness of three months. Ho lenves a
wlfo and one son. The remains will bo sent
to Seneca, Kan., for interment.
Rev. J. W. Wilson of tho Congreputlonal
church leaves today on his anuunl vaca
tion. He will Join his family at Ilea Wing.
Minn., and will spend several weeks visit
lng In Red Wing. Nortlilleld, Minneapolis
nna otner points in .Minnesota.
Tho annual reunion of the Old Settlers
nssnclntlnn of Cass county will bo bold at
Lewis Tuesday. August 14. lion. L. W
Itoss of this city, who was onu of the
pioneer settlers of Cass county. Is on the
urogram for one of the principal addresses.
J. W. Macomber of Des Moines will also
deliver nn address.
Henltb Oftlcer Phil Wnrehiim had up to
Saturday night served no less than 700 no
tices to property owners und householders
to trim shade trees and cut weeds. Tin
eneraetlo work of Olllcer Wiireham this
summer has borne Its fruit In that the city
Is cleaner so far ns alleys and back yards
lire concerned than It has been for several
years pust. His notices nro as a rule obeyed
una ho hns rarely to make a second visit
to tho same place. As Mayor Jennings says.
the genial Phil has u way about him that
is most convincing,
A man nunimsod to bo a professional
monk thief and giving tho name of Ocorgo
Hammer wns arrested yesterday afternoon
for sti-nllim Captain O, M. Brown's gold
rimmed eyeglasses at tho lliirllngtou depot.
The fellow entered tho ticket olllco and
asked for n folder. While Captain Ilrown
turned to get It ho seized the glasses, w'hleli
were on the counter, und mndo u dash for
the door. Ho wns caught, however, before
lio managed to get clear of tho depot. Pa
pers found In his possession show that his
right name Is Klinefelter.
N. Y. numbing Co., tel. 230. "
The city council Is expected to detcrmlno
tonight whether certain streets and avenues
In tho Fourth ward, ordered paved, shall
bo paved with asphaltum or brick. The In
tercBted property owners on First, Fourth
and Fifth avenues. Sixth nnd Seventh
streets have reiterated their demands for
nsphnltum and It Is said will tnko step
to prevent any paving on the streets named
unless their wishes are acceded to.
Too streets which It Is desired to pave
with asphaltum are embraced In what Is
known as tho second paving resolution,
flnaL action on which was postponed InK
Monday until tonight. Tho list of streets
covered by this roMiltltlon arc as follows
Sixth street, from Ilroadway to Fifth ave
nuc; Sixth street, from south line of Klghth
avenue to north curb lino of Sixteenth
nvenue; Seventh street, from Ilroadway
to Fifth avenue; Klghth street, from Uroad
way to north curb lino of Seventh avenue;
Fourth avenue, from Klghth street to cast
curb lino of Ninth street; First avenue,
from Pearl street to Klghth street; Ninth
nvenue, from Miiln street to cast curb lino
of Sixth street; Willow avenue, from Sov
enth street to Klghth street; Fifth nvenue,
from Main street to west lino of Klghth
street- Sixth avenue, from Main Btreot to
cast curb line of Sixth street; Third ave
nuc, (torn Klghth street to cast curb lino
of Ninth street.
Thero has been some talk since the las
council meeting of some of the nldcrmen
not being In favor of doing any more paving
this year than the group of streets em
braced In the first resolution, tho contrac
for which has been awarded to P. 11. Wick
ham. This Is said to be the position taken
by Aldermen Huber nnd Lougce, but It
will remain to bo seen by tho action of
tho council tonight whether they will re
celvo eiilTlclcnt support to put a stop to any
moro paving this season. The question a
assessment for tho cost of public Improve
mnnts under tho now law la one feature that
Is worrying some of tho aldermen. It I
feared that tho property on some of the
streets ordered paved will not bo able
stand tho expense and that under tho law
tho city will bo forced to bear a greatc
part of tho cost of tho paving. This the
city Is not nt present In n condition to do,
Owing to tho several nuostlons that have
arisen In connection with the paving tho
action of the city council nt tonight's meet
lng will bo watched with more than ordl
nary Interest.
nd City Clerk Nipper have Investigated
the system and believe that It would be
profitable Investment for the city, to be
run In connection with tno electric ngni
plant, which Is owned by the city. A
special meeting of tho council will be
cnllcd In the near future to consider the
matter. It Is estimated that It will re
quire about 10,000 to put In a plnnt and
that by using the exhaust steam It can be
operated at a minimum coat, so as to yield
profit for the city.
SIoiik City Wan ( Clifford.
SIOUX CITY, July 22. (Special.) rrof.
W. N. Clifford of Council Dlufts, having an
nounced ho would not accept me position oi
principal of tho Sioux City High school,
which was voted him by the local Hoard of
Kducatlon, it la likely tho board will offer
him J1.600 In the hope that the raise of
$200 will Induce him to change his mind
If Prof. Clifford persists In his refusal a
meeting soon will be held to chocse some one
else to take the place made vacant by the
recent rejlgnat!on of Prof. W. II. Turnbull.
Prof. Knslgn of Iowa City Is said to be
favorably considered.
dravel roofing. A. II. need, 641 D'way.
of
Verdict for the Ilminlitcr.
Tho superior court Jury In the suit
Mrs. John Mayer against Theodore Storten
beckcr arrived at a verdict yesterday morn
Ing nt 3 o'clock, after having been out since
fi o'clock Saturday evening. It was a sealed
verdict, but tho members of tho Jury mad
no secret nbout their finding, which was 1
favor of tho plaintiff In tho sum of $25
Tho verdict will bo opened this morning by
Judgo Ayleeworth.
Tho case was somewhat out of the or
dlnary, tho plaintiff In tho enso having
brought suit against her father, a wealthy
farmer of Keg Creek township, to recover
$2,600, which she claimed was due her
wages fiom tho tlmo Bho was 18 years of ago
until she got married. Tho father denied
that ho had contracted to pay her any fixed
ages, but before suit was commenced
onrrcd to compromise for fZ.,0. This was
refuecd nnd Stortenbcckcr brought In a
counter claim. In which ho charged up
against his daughter every day that any
member of tho family had done a day's
work for her or her husband. He nlso
charged up tho cost of a coflln for his llttlo
grandchild, and, further, wanted to bo al
lowed $10 In offset for having permitted his
daughter's two babies to bo burled in tho
family lot In Keg Creek cemetery. The
case was bitterly fought on both sides.
BOX CAR TOURISTS HELD DP
Singular Grime Committed on Northwestern
FreighTmin.
InereiiNe In Pimtiilllee Receipts.
FOUT DODGE, In., July 22. (Spcclal.)-
Tho local postofuce ofllclals have com
pleted tho work of compiling the report for
business dono during the fiscal year ending
Juno 30, 1P00. Tho report shows a remark
ablo Increase over the receipts for tho year
preceding. According to the tabulated re
port made by Deputy Postmaster H. L,
Power, tho receipts of tho office for the
year 1900 wero I23.by3.7b, nn increase oi
$3,619.36 over last year.
Murllu Offered New Position.
FORT DODGK, la., July 22. (Special.)
Major II. J. Martin of this city nnd n for
mer member of the Fifty-second regiment
has been offered tho olllce of regimental
quartermaster of tho Fifty-second regl
ment. Major Martin Is an experienced en
gineer officer of the guard who did good
eorvlco In tho south.
(Imnliii People nt Storm Lake.
STOKM LAKE, la., July 22. (Special.)
Mrs. W. B. Douglas. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fronk
Tourney, Mlssey Ituby nnd Dorothy Hegln
aid. Miss llurrls, Messrs. Kelley and Hoover
arc members of the Omaha party that
spending a few weeks on tho lake shore.
Storm Lake friends have given a seriee oi
parties in their honor.
Pastor Will Leave Storm I. like.
STOItM LAKE, Ia July 22. (Special.)
Itev. J. MacAlllsler, who has been pastor
of the Lakeside church In this city for
eight yiors, Is called to Missouri Vulley
nnd will on September 1, assumo bis duties
at tho splendid new church recently erected
by tho Presbyterians at a cost of $12,000.
KIooiIh nt OnilMa.
ONAWA. la.. July 22 (Special.) The Lit
tic Sioux river Is out of Its banks nt th
Perry bridge east of Onawa, rising fifteen
Inches last night and Is over some of th
hay land. The water has not reached any
cultivated land yet, but Is still rising.
Klllx II In t'liiim.
SIOUX CITY. July 22. (Special Tele
gram.) Gregory Monchan, 17 yenrs old, shot
and killed Eugeno Nugent, aged 15, thl
afternoon. Tho boys -were chums and were
examining n revolver Monahan had Just
purchased. Monahan Is under arrest.
MaeArtlmr'a disunity 1.1st.
WASHINGTON, July 22. General Mac
Arthur has cabled tho following casualty
report to the War department under dato
of Manila, July 20:
Killed July 11, Manadaan, Panay, Com
pany 0, Twenty-sixth infantry, John Culll
lant.
Wounded July 3, Tlbaguln, Luzon, Com
nnnv II. Third Infantry. Herman F. Hurdt
Charles Wade, wounded In arm, serious.
Tho law holds both maker and circulator
of a counterfeit equally guilty. Tho dealer
who sells you a dangerous counterfeit of
DeWltt'fl Witch Hazel Salve risks your life
to make a llttlo larger profit. You cannot
trust him. DeWltt's Is tho only gonutne
and original Witch Hazel Salve, a well
known cure for piles and all skin diseases.
Seo that your dealer gives you DoWltt's
Salvo.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fall In 'IVnuierntiire, Willi iiiwrr
I'roKnontlciitcd for Monday
In XehrnU.
scondlng Porto Itlcan to collector, who It
held by the French nuthorlllr. This Is the
only Instance under American rulo where
tho authorities have sent outside the coun
try for a person nccused of a crime, If
UnrcU Is cxtrndltablo tho United States
las In the case, It Is believed, determine
tho Islnnd's status. The legal fraternity
awaits the result with luterest.
IIREE DEADHEADS
.IT
ROB
EIGHT OTHERS
One of tlio Victim Shot nml Mny III
IleeniiNe He Did Holit III
llniiil II I u l K mm til
When Ordered.
JKFFKItSON, la., July 22. (Special Tel-
grnm.) Three men held up eight compan
ions riding In a box enr two miles east of
this city late last flight. Tho eight men
ucre robbed of cash and valuables and J. C.
Malsby of (Hidden, a man of good repute,
was shot In the breast nnd may die.
Four of the men were In tho enr when It
reached Jefferson, tho other seven getting
on here. Tho car was dark, but conversa
tion was kept up. When two tulles east of
town, without warning, n light wns struck
and a newspaper lighted and the eight men
saw thrte masked meu and the muzzles of
three revolvers. The order was to throw
up hands und It was obeyed. However,
Mulsby's hands were not high enough to
suit nnd he was ordered to put them up.
At the came time n bullet crashed Into his
breast. He had $30 In money about him and
this, with such funds and valuables as the
other men had, was taken and at Grand
Junction tho robbers fled.
Malsby was conveyed to tho homo of
a physician and his wound dressed. Several
of tho men went on and ut Ogden notllled
the trainmen, who wired Sheriff Thompson
of this county, who proceeded nt once to
Grand Junction nnd went to work on the
cafe. It Is believed the robbers took n
later train for Hoone and tho officers now
havo three suspicious looking strangers un
der surveillance. They are believed to be
three men who havo been working In tho
railroad gravel pit near hero and who wero
discharged yesterday. Sheriff Thompson Is
In Hoone tonight, accompanied by a black
smith named Johnson, who saw three men
hanging nbout the depot Just prior to tho
nrrlvnl of tho train last night. Ho can
identify them.
REPORT OF PHILIPPINE TRADE
War lliMinrtmrnt luc the Hrniilur
Monthly llnlletln SIiouIuk
lin port.
WASHINGTON, July 22. Tho division of
customs and Insular affairs, War depart
ment, has made public Its regular monthly
bulletin on the subject, of tho trade of the
Philippine Islands for tho six months ended
December 31, 1899.
Tho total value of merchandise Imported
Into the IslandB for thla period was $11,450,
070, of which $572,340 Tvorth was admitted
freo of duty. The total amount of Import
duty collected was $2,071,700.
The total exportation from tho archipel
ago amounted to $7,015,020. Tho export
duty collected was $237,S60.
The total Importation of both gold and
sliver during this period was $1,251,357; cx
rortatlons, $1,297,110.
The trade by countries, Including gold nnd
sliver in tho order of their precedence, wns
as follows:
Imports: From Chlnn, $5,695,405; the
United Kingdom, $2,050,620; Spain, $1,320,
029, Urltlsh Kast Indies, $1,021,488; United
States, $768,507.
Kxports: China, $2,377,029; United King
dom, $2,232,943; United States, $2,137,205;
Japan, $822,760, and Spain, $070,530.
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WASHINGTON, July 22,-Ordcrs Issued
nt tho War department today consolidate
tho Departments ot Havana and Plmir del
Klo and Matauzas and Santa Clara Into one
department to be known as tha Department
of Western Cuba with hendnuatters at
Qucmndo.4 and deslgnuta the Departments
ot Santiago and Puerto Prlnclpo ns tho De
partment of Kastern Cuba, with headquar
ters at Santiago. General Fltzhugh Lo Is
assigned to command tho former and Col
ontl Whiteside, Tenth cavalry, to tho com
mand ot tho latter.
Some excellent lots, pleasantly located and do
sirable for suburban homes, can be had now at
reasonable prices. These lots are located in
Omaha, Wright's and Central Sub. additions. This
property will steadily increase in value as the city
grows in that direction and the time to buy is tho
present. Call at
THE BEE OFFICE,
Council Bluffs.
VARIAG OFF ON TRIAL TRIP
Iii'perlal Itnsslnn Cruiser, llullt at
Crump's .Slilpynrtl, I.enve for
.New tin ntll nil Coiixt.
PHILADELPHIA! July 22. Tho imperial
Kurelan cruiser Vnrlagi'Jeft Cramp's shlp-
Cnlin'M CniiHtltntloiiiil Convention.
WASHINGTON. July 22. It In stnted on
good authority at the War department that
the dato for holding tho Cuban election for
delegates to tho conetltutlonal convention
has been fixed approximately for Novem
ber 15 next. Tho constitutional convention,
It Is believed by tho War department au
thorities, can bo held within three months
after that date.
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II envy Receipts nt AtnuUn CJold.
WASHINGTON, July 22. A letter has
been received by the director of tho mii't
from the United States assay office, at
Seattle, reporting that during tho first
TUHKISII I.. M. CAlSt!LES HAKI'l HAI.I3, HEALTHY AM) HAPPY MHN
Out of every phynlcil nnd inpnt.il wreck, Infatlltile and p.-eily re Jut ennturs Klvlnir new Im cf llf,
manly Htremth and happlnenH, Harmless ami urtecllve Avoid dnnireroiii driiKH dvertlnpil by medi
cal companies, Mamiractttnil and sold under written iru.irnnteo to uuro or money re f muted. $1.00
t.ox orO boxes (complete cure) lor .', U by mail, ye ml fur frru B.itnp'.o and qnemt'in blank. Adilreta
llshn's Rallablu I'hurmacy, 18tli and Kurnam Sis , Omaha, Nob.
yards at 9 o'clock fhl'sj morning enroute for eleven days of the present month gold ar
rivals there from AiaoKa amounted to t,uvu,
000. Several millions are reported to bo in
transit.
schools.
liny CioeM to Clevelnnil.
WASHINGTON, July 22. Secretary Hay
will leave Washington for Cleveland, O.,
tomorrow to attend the funeral ot his
mother-in-law, Mrs, Amasa Stdne.
flirimle CoiiNtltiiitroii Cnrnl.
Tho most lmportnnt discovery of recent
ytara Is tho positive remedy for conatltpa-
tlon, Cascarcts Candy Cathartic, euro guar
anteed. Druggists, 10c, 25c, 00c.
More Th n ii 1,0011,(1011 Pounds Kept In
Storntic In Unpen of Hotter
l'rlees.
Dumped Into luilliui Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Curtis
Btreet had a narrow escape from serious In
jury, If not death, yesterday afternoon whllo
driving on East Broadway. Their horso
took fright at a motor car at tho corner ot
Oak street nnd Ilroadway nnd hacked Into
Indian creek, Tho nnlmnl, when It felt Its
feet slipping from under hlm, mado n des
perato struggle to regain solid ground, but
to no purpose, as tho buggy, occupants and
horso all dropped Into tho creek, a fall of
thirteen feet.- Mrs. Peterson was somewhat
severely Injured about tho right arm and
tdde, but her husband ocapcd with- noth
ing worse thnn a shaking up and n thorough
vetting In tho water of tho creek. Tho top
ot tho buggy was broken, but the horso was
not Injured. Mrs. Peterson was carried to
a neighboring physician, whero she was at
tended to, and later removed to her home
It Is feared that she received Internal In
juries.
Ilon't He n llli Vim Winkle
'And cling to candles and coal oil when gas
nt tho now price, $1.15 a thousand, la
cheaper.
Xeiv fin a Compiiny,
Trcsldent Casper of tho Merchants' nnd
Manufacturers' association la not satisfied
vlth the action ot tho city council In pass
lng a second ordlnanco fixing the prlco of
gas at $1.15. Ho says that a now gas com
j'anw will now certainly bo formed in this
city nnd that application for a frauchlso
would shortly bo mado to tho city council.
Mr. Casper talked In the snmo strain scv
rrul weeks ago and nsscrted that $15,000
of tho $250,000 required stock had been
promised. Later ho admitted that the project
bad fallen through, but now ho says It has
been revived nnd will bo pushed to a sue
cesstul Issuo.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
Hpeelul Miisle Service.
A speclnl musical program woa rendered
at tho morning service yesterday nt tho
Congregational church, It being tho last reg
ular servlco for tho Bummer, durlnc which
tlmo tho church will undergo repairs. Tho
program rendered was as follows:
Preludo Die Frage Wolstenholme
waiter u. Younir.
Doxology
Hesponse Gently. Lord. O Lead Us
w. Young
Lnoir.
Hymn We niess Thco for Thy Pence,
O God
Anthem It Is High Time to Awnke
uarnny
Quartet Choir.
Offertory Solo Redeemed,. Kato Vanderpool
airs. w. w. anerman.
Announcements
Anthem Tho Lord Hless You and Keep
you linrnoy
Quartet Choir.
Sermon Text, Jnshtin III, I (last clause);
sublect. "untrodden Paths
Hymn-O Worship tho King All-Glorious
A novo
Postludo In 1) Smart
Walter K. Young.
CllfTnrd Htitya Here.
Prof. W. N. Clifford has definitely decided
to remain hero as principal of the High
school, and has notified tho Hoard ot Edu
cation ot Sioux City that bo will not accept
tho position offered him there. From the
Sioux City papers It Is gathered that tho
board was willing to pay Prof. Clifford
$1,800 a year It ho would accept tho posi
tion. If this had been offered In the first
placo Prof, Clifford would havo accepted tho
position, but will not now.
"Mr. IMloy" B-cont cigar.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cures coughs, colds.
Pavls soils paint.
FARM LOANS
Negotiated tn Kastern rteoraska
ftnd Iowa. James N. Casady. Jr..
U Main SU Council Bluffs.
MONEY TO L0ANioV"'y
Savings loan and Building Associate
Council Ulutfu, Iowa.
Cnmluu: IVveiitx nt Atlantic.
ATLANTIC. Ia July 22. (Special.) Tho
local flro department is expecting to par
tlclpato In tho firemen's tournament at
Audubon next Tuesday and expects to come
homo with a good uhnro of tho prizes.
Tho Modern Woodmen of the county will
hold their annual picnic at Sunnyslde park
near Atlantic next Thursday. A flno pro
gram of amusements has been arranged.
Tho fourth annual old Battlers' reunion
will bo held this year at Lewis, the first
county seat of the countyaaml tho homo
of many of tho old pioneers. Hon. L. W.
Host) of Council muffs, an old resident of
tho county, will deliver tho address of the
day. J. K. Macomber of Dea Moines,
former resident, has also been secured for
an addfcfs. Tho Atlantic band has been
secured nnd tho officers ofthe association
are endeavoring to make this tho bent
meeting ever held. Special trains will be
run dowu to Lewis.
WASHINGTON, July 22. Forecast for
Monday nnd Tuesday:
For Nebraska and South Dakota Local
rains nnd cooler Monday; fair Tuesday;
northerly, shifting to westerly, winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Local rains nnd cooler Monday; generally
fair Tuesday; southeasterly winds.
For New Mexico Local rains and thunder
storms Monday; fair and warmer Tuesday;
variable winds.
For Western Texas Local rains nnd
cooler Monday; generally fair Tuesday;
southerly, shifting to northerly, winds.
For Iowa Local rains and cooler In west
ern, fair In eastern portion, Monday; Tues
day fair; southerly winds.
For Missouri Generally fair Monday nnd
Tuesday; southerly winds.
Kor North Dakota Fair nnd wnrmer
Mondav: Tuesday fair; southerly winds.
For Kanbos Local rains in western, rair
in eastern portion Monday; Tuesday gen
erally fair; southerly, shifting to westorly,
winds.
For Colorado Generally fair Monday nnd
Tuesday: warmer Tuesday; variable winds
For Wyoming Generally fair Monday,
with warmer In southeast portion; Tuesday
fair: variable winds.
Var Montona Fair Monday; warmer in
eastern portion: generally fair luesuay;
variable winds.
Local Iteeoril.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, July 22.-OIIlcial record or tern.
...ifn t lie.. (,, ,n nrprn 1 1:1111111. luiniiuiiu ,11...
1 , tu.Mir mi- 1 j.. , Yw, n t hrfln
tno corrcsiwuuiiiK uuj w, n -
ytUrS: 1000. l&W. 1S59. 1S97.
Maximum temperaturo .. l8 91 kg W
llnlniitm tnmnerntliro ... to C'J (0 Ut
A ii.,!i i fnmiiernture, . 76 r0 79
!,.,., .lull 11 1 Inn 00 .00 .00 .00
Record of precipitation nt umana tor una
dnv und since March 1. 1000:
Vnrmnl temnemture for tho day 70
llnMntnnev for thn (tnV
Total excess since March 1 ......310
Normal ralnrall " "t "
Iletlelenev for tho day 14 Inch
Total rainfall slnco March 1 15.81 Inches
ii,.iw.nev s non Mnreti 1 ..V'J tncnen
Tleilelencv cor. period lhOT 4.S Inches
Dellclency cor. period IMS 1.0!) Inchc
Hrntirta from Ktittlona at H V. ill.
tho Now England const, whero her official
speed trial will bo made;
Tho original Intc'ntlbrV was to leave tho
shipyards last Thqrsday, but the Intcnso
heat of the last week delayed coaling and
other preparations .to shch nn extent that
the departure of tho ship was necessarily
postponed till today., , t
Tho Vnrtng is expected to rench noston
tomorrow morning. Thence It will go to
the trial cotirso near lloon island, off the
New Hamrshlro coast'. This trial course is
a measured ten miles, and will be used to
detcrmlno tho number 'of revolutions of tho
ship's propellers necessary to drive It tho
-., .,..-,,.1 I ,!,.,. 'A Ivntn- tlnulnr fin.
termlned this, which W-known at, standard- TEXAS GROWERS HOLD WOOL
izlng tha screws. It 'Vlll then run directly
out to sea, where It' will perform two re
quired runs of six hours each.
If tho weather Is favorablo throughput
the Varlng should return to Cramp's ship
yard about the Inst of July.
Among prominent Russians on board arc:
Captain E. N. S. St. Chensnovltch. presi
dent of the Inspection boaid; Cnptaln V.
O. nchr, captnln of the Varlng; Captain
W. Haron Fersen, naval nttache of the
embmuy; Engineer Constructor P. E.
Tschernlgovsky, Colonel M. I. Ilarhatkln,
Inspector of armor; L'.sutenant Commamlcr
P. P. Makedonsky, electrical ofllcer; lieu
tenant Commander E. K. Kraft, executive
officer Varlag; Chief Engineers A. I. Franz
kevltch and M. C. Leykoff, Dr. A. Zohrt.
In addition to others of the ship's offi
cers there aro thirty-eight Russian sailors
aboard.
Tho following named guests aro also
on board: Joseph G? Cannon, member of
congress from Illinois; Commander J. D. J.
Kelly, United Statee navy; Lieutenant Com
mander A. V. Zano, United States navy; E.
M. Mcllvalno and Courtland D. Cram.
Edwin S. Cramp will, as usual, conduct
tbo trial on behalf of tho builders.
m
Wenlworih Military Academy
Oorerniiirntsupervlnldn. State comuilniminn to Knuluatc. I'rnu
and Nntlonal Acailemlrd.
Oldest and larceat
military school la
Central West.
icomuilHsTons to cnuluatc. I'rrnarntlnit for Universities
COL. SAN0F0RO SELLERS, M. A.. Supt., LEXINGTON, MO.
(HIT UV 'Villi Oltlll.NAHY.
bulk
.SCHOOLS.
HOUSTON, Tex., July 22. Tho Post to
morrow will print reports from various
points in Texas showing that 2,000,000
pounds of wool nro being held In tho stnto
because tho growers refuse to accept cur
rent prices and that there Is probably as
much moro held at uncounted points and
branches. Tho glowers havo held a con
ference at Lampas and agreed to hold tho
entire clip Indefinitely. They havo como to
tho conclusion that thero Is a sbortngo and
that tho manufacturers will como to their
terms rather than import.
OHIO MOB STRIPS PREACHER
Only Timely Arrlvnl of Poller Suvea
Itev. Mr. Foekler from, Tar
und Pen th era.
Miinlelprtl HentliiMT Plant.
ATLANTIC, la.. July 22. (Special.) A
movement Is on foot to aecuro for tbo city
a hot water bt-atlng plant. Mayor Tlldeu
MANSFIELD, O., July "?. Cyrus R.
Focklcr, n preacher of tho 7.lon Catliollc.
Christian church, of which Alexander Dowlo
f Chlcngo Is tho head, was roughly handled
by n mob hero this afternoon. Fockler
hnd presided over a congregation here, but
bad left town some time slnco on account
f charges ot his attempts at "dtvlno heal
ing." Today he returned, A mob gathered
about him at his homo and tho pollco were
called upon for assistance. The mob took
'ocklcr from tho "police, carried 'llm to tho
city gas house, stripped him ot bis clothing
and wns preparing to apply a coat of tar
and feathers when a largo force of police
appeaml and finally, after n struggle, res
cued tho preacher. He was takon to tbo
pollco station and was latter spirited out of
tbo city.
i ..
ARE COMING HOME AT LAST
... 11 i
Uonea of AmerlenaiiMolillerN 'Who Fell
lit II ii en u Vlatia-iAre to He HrouKlit
Hack from Me&lco.
nt.
STATIONS AND STATE
OF WEATHER.
Omaha, partly cloudy
North Platte, partly cloudy,,,.
Cheyenne, rainy
Rapid City, partly cloudy,,,..,,,
Salt Lake, rainy
Huron, partly cloudy
Wllllston, partly cloudy
Chicago, clear
St, Paul, clear
Davenport, clear
Kansas City, clear
Helena, clear
Havre, cleur
lllHiiiurck, clear , ,,
Galveston, purtly cloudy
3 3 - 3
P 3 5 g F
p p 0 :
35 H
' II M !
; a '
"111 M .00
rC 92 ,00
C6 82 T
7G SO T
CS 84 .04
76 82 .00
76 82 .00
84 86 .00
82 86 .02
81 m .00
86 ft& ,00
84 84 ,00
7 82 T
80 80 ,00
I 82 86 .00
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecast Olllclal
POOR YOUNG TRAIN WRECKER
Leniency Asked for iSO-Yenr-Old Mini
Who Tried to Ilernll u Piih-
tciiKcr 1'Myer.
LAMAR, Mo., July 22. Clydo Hagan, the
young man who, with Frank Levlck, It Is
alleged tried to wreck tho Memphis flyer
two miles west of this placo on the night of
May 21, was arrested near hero today. Le
vlck has been In custody slnco last Monday
nnd confessed, but asserted that Hagan
placed tho obstruction on the track. Leni
ency may bo shown, ao bo is only 20 years
ot ago.
rollcemnii KIIIh IIIm Prisoner. '
MENOMINEE. Mich., July . 22.-Joscph
imi.1,,,11 u elirnr maker, was snot anil in
stantly killed by Chris Eck. a Marinnetto
policeman. Mitchell wmb Intoxicated anil
resided arrest. Eck gave himself tip. I la
claims that Mitchell had a companion, who
attempted to take tho prisoner away from
him anil that In discharging his revolver to
call assistance Mitchell got within range
and was accidentally killed.
Natural (inn for St. Lonla.
rATjA in .Tnlv 22. Natural iras has boon
discovered In Shelby township nnd the
farmers In that section nro piping and using
tho gas ut their homes. A prominent Co
lumbus, O., oil operator has leased ri.000
acres of land In tho vicinity of Pana and
will plpo the gas to St. Louis und Inter
mediate points.
I.ooka Like Double
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., July
M urder.
22. Tho dead
bodies nf two men were found today on tho
Muplo Lear rigiu-oi-wny iiuriy niuen . m
of hero. Wounds on tho hend In tho siinio
spot on each man Indicate murder. I no
local pollco aro llrtn In this belief and they
nnd the rallrond detectives aro ut work on
the case, but give out nothing.
Any advertised dealer is authorized to
guarnnteo Ilanner Salve for tetter, eczema,
olios. sDralns. cuts, scalds, burns, ulcora
nnd any open or old sore. For salo by
French railways transport wine In
in tntiK cars.
Tbo clovn suntilv of the world Is produced
on tho Islunds of Zanzibar and Pembn.
Electric railway trains will run from Chi
cago to Milwaukee In three hours next
year.
A Pennsylvania man has patented a Jug
that allows Its contents to How out quetly,
without any sound of gurgling. The handle
Is hollow, so us to udmlt the nlr freely.
A thief In Paris being chased by tho
pollco threw away during bis tllitht tho
purse! he had stolen nnd was In a fair way.
after being taken to the police station, of
being allowed to go freo for lack of sulli
elent evident e to hold hint when his fnlth
fttl dog, which he had trained to fetch and
carry, trotted Into the station wagging Its
tall and with tho missing purso In its
mouth.
Senator Foraker of Ohio received from
Postmaster Wlthnft of Dayton the other
day .a curious memento cane. The ferrule
wns muiJo from steel tnken off tho sunken
Mnlno ns It lay In Havana harbor; the stick
was cut on the mllltnry road In Porto Rico
on tho field of tho lust battle fought on the
Island: Its covering of tortoise shell camo
from Cuba, and tho head was wrought from
C'rlpplo Creek gold.
John Rowers of Changewnter, N. J., has
fnlrly well established his claim that he is
a brother to Wllllum Rowers, who recently
died In Yonkers, N. Y., possessed of JU0.O0),
nnd with no ono to leave It to, by having
the body exhumed and showing that Wil
liam had webbed feet. Just as he has a
family peculiarity. Tho two brothers had
not. seen each other slnco 1851.
New Orleans received In 1SC4, ns n be
quest from Simon V. Sickles, a druggist, a
fund of $10,811 for tho establishment of a
dispensary to furnish drugs and medlcnl
advice free to tho poor of the city. Until
1S77 tho Incomo was used for this purpose,
but tho city council, finding that the ex
pense much exceeded the receipts, voted to
at,,,, thi, (ltshnrKemcntu until the time when
tho fund should have so Increased that tho
city could equip a freo dlsponsnry and thus
rnrrv nut tlm testator's drslro to tho let
ter. Tho amount of the fund Is now $S3,-
053.fil. When it Jias reached $100,000 tho plan
will bo carried out.
Biu.fiL-Ini' nf the nticer doings of nhsent-
tnlnded ticonle. tho following anecdote Is
rointMl v the. London 1lobe: "A very r
rltablo man left his house one morning to
attend a race meeting some instance on.
In nnlnr thm he mluht have enough money
to pay his hotel hill he tied a sovereign In
th.. nnrner nt bla handkerchief. Ill tho
train ho drew his handkerchief from his
pocket, and noticed tbo knot In the corner.
Vnw Vi. snlil tn himself, 'what was It I
wished to remomber7' Much thought fulled
tn .nili'hten hlm noon the point, and at
last, In a fit of passion, he burled tbo hand
kerchief out ot tno window, -men no re'
memborcd."
'Phnrn nrn mnnv- line enlirrams and nro
verbs In Spanish. Many of them cannot be
tr.'inKluted sn ns to orcservo the terseness
and aptness of the original. Following .aro
n few nf ii lnmr list nrlnted by .Modern
Mexico which are frequently heard In the
sister republic: "He. who never ventures
uiit never errisM the sea: 1'hero's no gain
without pnln;" "Files cannot enter u closed
mouth;" "Ilehlnd tho cross Is the tlevil;'
A em in nlovcs will never catch rats;'
"Tn the hnnirrv no bread Is dry:" "A book
that It shut makes no scholar;" "Tho good
l.mnilroMt washes tho shirt first: "No evil
will endtiro 100 years." "When tho river Is
passed tho saint Is forgotten."
BROWNELL HALL
llnfirdliiK and Day Seliool fur itlrla
miller the direction nf HI; Itev.
Ooorue Wortlilimton, S. T !., 1,1,. II.
nil term lie ullllilnu Sept. 11), 11)1)0.
Ono of the oldest nnd most succeisful
educational Institutions of tho west Its
high standard allowing it to compcto with
eustern colleges and schools. Ilulldlugs In
complete order perfect steam heating, san
itary plumbing; colleglnto and preparatory
courses; spcci.il students In music, tho lan
guages and nrt; competent corps of teachora.
Every ndvantngo offered as regards tho
moral, mental nnd physical training. Send
for circular or npply personally to Mrs, L.
R. Upton, Principal.
MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY
New bulldogs. Cnmtius 100 acres. Modol
school home. Faculty of M ION not boys
Specialists from best schools of America
and Eurone.
YANCEY & FONVILLE, Mexico, Mo.
lit) i'lM.S.
HOUSTON, Tex'iutf 22. Colonel J. W.
Scully of tho qua'rloriiiaster's department,
U. S. A., has gone to"' Mexico to disinter and Myer'B-Dlllon Drug Co., Omaha, and Dillon's
. . . . . ;..3.'Jll'. . .,l . .. rt ,
Bring DttCK lor ouriai .in mo san Antonio Drug Store, soum umitua.
government cemetery. tho bones of American
soldiers who fell tn'HIlo battle of lluena
Vista, fought near SaltVilo, Mexico, In 1840,
between tho AmerlfauB under General
Zachary Taylor and: tho Mexicans unJer
Santa Anna. TbdJemalns of about 700
Americans Ho vtlio.ro, (hey wero burled on
tho battlefield, buta a cow railroad will go
squarely across tli,li spot and this has
caused tbo Amcrlc.n!cgQvernment to act.
FIGHT FIERCELY BUT LOSE
lloera Make Determined but Ineffec
tual Attack on HrltUU Pout
it Itnll Head.
LONDON, July 22,The war office has re
ceived tho following dispatch from Lord
Roberts:
"PRETORIA, July 22. The Iloers mado a
determined attack yesterday to destroy a
post at tho Rail Head, thirteen miles east
ot Heidelberg, which they attacked with
three guns and a pompom and surrounded.
They were, however, beaten off after a sharp
engagement heforo reinforcements sum
moned from Heidelberg had arrived."
'May i:neet Sttitna of Purto Itlen.
SAN JUAN, Porto. Rico. July 22. Chief
Ilerrlos of tbo InBular police will leave July
"23 lor Havre via Now York and Washing
ton to bring back Castro Garcia, the ab-
J'0VKL WHITING PAID II 14 ST.
llovr Grant Allen Sfiniililed Into ihe
I.lternry "World.
It Is an nctunl fact that tho latosGrant
Alien whom ilfstlhL'ulshed career as n
writer Is well known, beenmo a novelist by
mere accident Indeed, without knowing It.
Whllo pursuing hla sclonttfle studies he
wroto nn article for a magazine upon the
Impossibility of seeing a ghest. Tho nrtl
clo wns written by wny of recreation moro
than for nny other purpose, nnd for con
venience sako and to mnke tho moral
clearer ho throw tho argument Into tho nar
rative form, but without tho slightest Idea
that ho was writing a story. It was pub
lished under tho title, "Our Scientific Ob
servations on a Ghost."
Immediately tho editor wroto for another
"story" of a llko character, llelng n Jour
nalist, Mr. Allen accepted an order for any
thing and sont back a blood-curdling tale
nbout a mummy. Not caring to let the
world know that ho was trilling with fic
tion, bo veiled tho author's Identity under
tho pen nume, "J. Arbuthnot Wilson," Rut
presently Mr. Vllrnn had so many orders
for tales that ho monopolized Mr. Alton's
desk and his Income exceeded that of the
scientist, nnd so Mr. Wilson became Grant
Allen and known to all tho novel-reading
world.
KINGSFORD'S
CORN STARCH
FOR PUDDINGS, CUSTARDS,
BLANC MANGE, ETC
NO OTHER EQUALS IT IN PURITY AND DELICACY.
"What
to Drink"
Is of grave Importance Intcnso hent dls
turbs tho gastrto functions nnd debilitates
tbo entlro system. Tbo majority of all bo
culled cooling drinks bring no lasting relief,
but rather unduly stimulate a craving for
more, until the stomach Is wholly demor
alized,
Krug's Cabinet will effectually bar out all
Indisposition.
A few ot those dainty, gold-rlmmcd glasses
will at onco refresh and bestow enduring
comfort,
MOTEL GERARD
4 ltd Street. Near BroadwaX,
W:W 0.K
Absolutely I'lre Proof, Modem nnd
Luxurious In All Ita Appointments.
Centrally Located,
COOL AM) ('t)MI'OIl TAIlhi: IX MI MM IS It
American and European Plan,
(Under Now Management.) ''I
J. R. HAMDLEN'S SONS. Proprietors.
Also Avon Inn and Cottages,
AVON', X. J.
Most Select Resort on the Now Jersey Coast,
Mend for 1'nrlloiilara.
Mrs. Wlnnlnn'a nollittii; Syrup
Ht.3 been used for over FIFTY YHARS by
MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHIL
DR1JN WHILE TUKTHINO, with PI2R
FHCT SUCCICSS. IT SOOTIIKS the CHILD.
SOFTI5N8 tho GUMS, ALLAYS nil PAIN.
CURKS WIND COLIC, una Is tho best rem
edy for DIAHHHOHA. Sold by Drugglstsj
In every part ot tho world, Uo sura and
nsk for "Mrs, WIubIow'b Soothing Syrup,"
and tako no otner kind. Twcnty-flvo cerit
n bottle.
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Lav BBBBaMS!9B BB3a5llSkBaBBl
BaarvwVlBL3aaaalfBatf!4!Bal
flanlyayifEataJ
$5.00 A MONTH,
DR.
McGREW,
SPECIALIST,
Tint, ,11 Formi cf
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OP
MEN ONLY.
22 Yian Exptrltnca.
12 Ysariln Omiht.
Et.ECTUICITY and
iMfcUICAf, Tr.atnunt
'combined. Varicocele.
Stricture, SypUllls,LossofVIor and Vitality.
Cl'ItKIJ OTUItANTKED. Chtrfts low. HOBE
TlltATMKNT. Hunk, Consultation and Exam.
Inatlou Free, IIoura.B a, ui. to6; 7toBp. nt,
Sunday, 9tol2. PO. IIok766. Office, N. B.
Cor. 14th and Ka--m 8lrccU, OMASA, NKU.
-Tt. UlitiflU
w. ytCURKS all Kidney
, -1,1
lL. l.-l.. ill? ? "ts, or by mull,
T - I.
Freo book, ad
vice, eta, of Dr. U. J. Kay, Saratonn, N. Y,
FRED KRUG BREWING CO.,
. I I A -.1.1 I L
Phona for a cat.
Telephone iZD.
Not onco In A
hundred times
douh Ailtl-Kawf
fail to euro u colt. It's sura. Sue your
drug-glut. Uo soils it.