TITE Vn V DULY T3JIE: 'JPDAT. V"TrT 10. 1000.
NEWS
OF
COUNCIL
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tractor f'CV XK Kirii6 W..
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far wsrvf t tM
t Mn(J c XJbbvt n4 will
A bm 'n (h 2ara of Aieztvlrr
Xm .' tttuth. b'tt Mrr-n laliMs fr'M
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to Ui ICWO'l ft ?rw o
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tuimv tr'tm aiAtiul M.pa T
tmIm will t tafi t Aiui. I , 'r Imrtw
Ttw vOtiU- A th Xifir.ir trxrnixy
Cmttm.il H'tS. nfhlrh prctw! ir'r
lat Wlnlk)' 'r. vjsi'trA ;t tb ruin,
wfll hm ban W4nw4, Aiitwt 2k. t Jajj
W. Jl. f'.ltvfivtu. unA Umtiy a. iwtl
Tv rrriJor 0Xt t tb '.'hftntUfi
CaijsI wm In th Hty ytrlar J'r
bbfrt tluK. n hU tfw iThvutv.t
ivr went vitt 2r'w hrrr on tb
Tb irjUr mUni? Jrv1 wrt. Trills
of H Mar, will bW M'iii.y wultwt.
'Hn all mutiOne hi- fj m
Viol. )i K V.'Utt -will Uekv. thin rn'rn
r ';l-jijf if III , vtiinri h-. i'jt
In a wtk att'-ri'ilftK t-h-ri!' Intl-tt-
Kfin tfr! I -will i tn tlrM' nt4
Ulr u iJ!lvuk, v.)tr h will 1 yAtti
tor Ittn. Wlatt.
RrniMt MinnU.'K vihm hrr-nii lat KrMay
nll iharic-'l vrlth aMML'jIilniir an -raploy
( tins illjjril' k livery lfn Hl '.a w
t'nllnuMl In poll'- mnt yft-rlay iri'irn
Uix, hi ifiiA Mnn nxJ at JIM, which h
(nr;i!l.-.
A jclal fi!tlnK of ih M'.KInl;y-Jlvii.-vMt
club ban alll for n-xt V.VyJn-n-ijy
-vrjiif at r-jjlIU-u ii-mlnttnr"-r,
rnriiT nt Main Ftr-t an'l Klffi' av-rj j
'HlMtn will ! nu!ilr of r.wrf a'Jl-wi
by lo-al t-akTii anl thf rnarohlriic rl'jl
rirarlwl
Kun'lay ffiool at th l.'nlon mlnilon, ira
ln)ficl;iK f4y. will l hsW at Mi i:o k In
llio twirulnr, tiM-wi of In Uji- aftrnon
n U-tiUiiot-.. Th:rn will (jr-ahlUK at
II a. n arKl . i mi., prayer inwtlni( on
TM'lay ;v-nlHK'! aiiJ younK topl"
tn'-tlns on Kil'Say v-nlnx-
Min. I.. V Own of f.'hl'aKO, III . ortan
fz;r of thi Ariil-'."lKr-ti! l-ny.'f, in In the
jly, lh': KUit of Jik I' HhffMrrl. Hh!
will mt'lrmi thj KunJay M:h'Hl convention
lo'Jay at th UtA-tvii'sl farm Carryall
for ihi conv!riflon will lmv- Hio corner of
ilaln rtro.t arul I!roalvay at 'J o'clock thin
iiornliiK.
Jack V,'f)rh, r-l-al from the city Jail
yn-rday mornlnic after m-rtiK nlri':a
for hln rtrnk, wax arrel-l aKaln last
nlKfil, tharic'I with b-Uiie drink anl 5Ih.
Ofdfrly cif.'i'ift M irMlat-J In following
vmini' t'lrl nn Kiuth .Main Ktr-t uri'l try-
Itin to Tit'ir Into onveratlon with hr
Hh' co in plain' 'I to lh officer on the heat
anI Velch a arient followeil
I). V.. Kalinon. chl'-f of the bureau of
animal Iriflimtry of the l.'nlteil Htaten Ije
rrtiiieiif of AVrl ulture at Waahlnrton,
r.t written to the health ofllr here auk
line for ktatlNtli-K on lath from hylro
tholil(i. The reri)ii hIiovc that there hail
fen hut one ileath attrlhatahle to rahlea
III thlM vicinity an'l that occurred neveral
yetirn aico.
Th Jla kiiian f Joined y company will cIoh
a very mjcwwifiil eiiKatcement at the IO
lisny theater today with a inatlnee thlf!
aflrnili and a performance tonuht. The
hill for tonlKht In "l-nh. the Komaken '
Ily pial r-iuet the piece for the mat
Irio will l) "The Kenator'M Daughter" the
play that look no well in Ita op.inlnx en
Kftk'tmicnl. A man KlvliiK the name of John Hhea vnii
found lyltiK aitleep In the HurlliiKton rail
way yardd yexierday afternoon by Officer
CallaKhan. On beln: Hearched he wai
found to be currying a lar revolver with
every chamber loudeil. I In wan well dienned.
but had only i icntn In caah lie claimed
to bo a Kwltrhman and xuld he wax from
Denver The pollen believe hu !h a holdup
man and will hold him pending InvemlKa
Hon. lie wim booked for carrying con
cealed wi'aunm.
The riml I'renhytnrlan church of Coun
cil llluffN purchaiseii ii very line antique
organ for Hm Hunday nchool department
Houtlclun Mimic houne Im very much pleaned
to have been allowed to furnlnli It to tbem
The oikiiii Ii.im all the luteot linprovementM
nnd In a credit to the firm who hnndlen
Milch Hiiperlor goodM und It wad nccepieil
with great MatlHfiiCtlon by the Hpnclally ap
pointed chinch committee after thorough
eiatnlnutloii and a vcre tent Z? llroad
wny. Tel. 4)f. Wlieru the organ ntand
upon the building.
"That .Man," a wont micceMnful comedy,
comen to the Dubanv AuguHt 'A, after a
brilliant run at the Herald H'luare theater,
wlinni It him lieen preHented by A. M I'ul
mer'M Mplendld company of well-known
playcrM. 'Jim farce Im peiullnr In ItM on
rtriictlon and eMperlalfy I'rench In both
lliemn and uieciitlon. "That Man" Im a
ort of (entral llgure, wlnne hunlneMH It Im
to Meek out ni gll'i led wIveM mid cuiiMe their
hUHhanda tn lie ome nuurn of their con
jugal laxity and make amenilM iih Mieedy
am poiiMlble. The well-drawn I'haracterM
combine to form a mmedy element that Im
excellent to a !egrce and inont IntereMtltiK
wllhal.
N, V. I'ltnnhliig Co., tnlepfiono 2J0.
You can own a flno carpet, cither In
grain, lapuslry, mo(uclln. nxtriltiati-r or
velvet, by paying Keller & llnnil l a week
until paid for, ut 1U7 llruadwny
KVAJaiiiallWXmaiWW.atkaas-slllWf,
Every Pair
WARRANTED
HAMILTON'S
SHOE 8TORE.
.FARM LOANS
Niot!atrd in I'.aslern rvotiraska
ana Iowa. Jamra N. Caiudy, Jr.,
U M-iln HI t'liinMI ni'jfTi
MONEY TO LOAN,"".';:;
Savings loan and Building Associat'n
wuuutii piuua, lonit.
INTEREST FROM IOWA.
BLUFFS.
t
CLOSI.VC THE CAM!.T, ROOMS
Vjujk Orit Cfcirf Alb V Sar:: r.
All ims'JL.
nKBOSKS B0CrT7L-5 TO 2 BVM3KE0
AMtborltlet !'! t Hid tb City it
!.- Ilr4r of ! "'VJIK"
WbO ilate lufetted It
ft e-etl7.
AltJwMrjt Xyr ;lict tbi CiltJ U
iMe AJtf kit j-.titeiJ x M.lUt&t4
thu m yo'tAt mmi me nit: -asVU.
U,it ' rvukiiir is Cw.ll Klt. it
vu lew4 7ete:4.r tht oftwi
leW Vf Mrt 'ill.' eCtT Ur
Sct tJtt H iwt Jjltei V irt
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tkt ti1: tkVef f oiie kt4 :.wt
4fe vsi wmnvl tetl&t. ill tke ri4:t
tai tlAMn. trt ki'e tee t'.'.is
n " btrti'' :r t)je ri:.-:
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HT tVJ H fcr )m4 ctTs runt orU.rt
Mkjw JrMlaj;t ww ttr; rtvcst in4
U V lOnit tbtt ie ItbC. lit new of
tk ffct 'kit 3Mrrvt iifct ?ren
iipk9ru ; tj i)urM. y srr
Iwnum r 'tker yAbltSK Jolsu At tk
tla lMUiM' ulwc 01 ArcMklmy wm
'.!!, ti retdKfS ten.? .rA tktt Mae
Vf0i Im.4 b.a "ii:ii.s4" vt of 1 Urge
tvw f SMrbvy is t Vll Ver x. ti.
'JC4H 194 lUatOrS WkleI trtUt.3St
tmk.t iltrjtH-4 fr few itrt
tbt.r fiieilur !. iv! :jra. wert sc..
e t.'vqvl tielr util rw:u V.'hes
tku tfy'tl Ue Tr, keyr, they ust
l tit ttel.' hSAXZK pUct ti4 U
VV. er rcewu e'M Keeit Us Sovrlii wi4e
ope tj-tls. Ko e2'rt it a&vi by tb
oll'.e lo .l'te tbeta iiwt. It It till,
rirtrtbly 'iI'5 hk4 &t Mayor JtzsittrX
attest beo forcibly ct.lleJ m it xltt
iciC ertl. TV tnwa l fall of tvnaAtn i4
tls)ers KkffiMeii, -njjo b.v no evUeat
tCMAM 0! (iMlJt2'.e, iM It l XVXi-l'
tkH; wa tkn tte poll'. propote tow
W jiroceed. Tbey win b iTes notice to
leave to we fVja x potxlble kM If tbey
rsftne to ciVy tbe orlr tsr oerus'il.
i t)ut they .re to ke arieitvl ti Mazes
nristi.
'v;r slate the "HceBied" atablla r&ors
were cloe4 throiga the tfforu of the ri
foroi cotstalttee, then; poker roociS kt-l
Mall fkuhllas e&ii Lite beta eocjuatly
on the Incrttxe all OTtr the city the
cuasber 0! rouaden, lotfen. tooteri ini
tlohora Rxr.tUrx Un accordlaKly 1--cieate.
The bulikace. car Lecome 10 opea
aad fUrrant ttit Mtyor Jeaslati hat it
laxt beta cospelled to Uke coralunc of
It od Uir:e orderi for Itx lupprezeloe.
iVhlle the gambling houiei were ua'ler
police luperrltloa acd piylcg a tsoathly
llrecxe Into the city treamry they were
co&dtsctc on as fair a bU ai tu'.h placet
can be, but e"rer iln'.e the edict rent forth
cloning them, then iM door Joint! aad
poker roori have bees doing a land office
bjinia and from the complaints th&t
have from time to time reached the ears
of the city authorities the game was not
always strictly on the square. Many a
man Is said to have been robbed by having
gone up against what Is known as 1 "cold
deck" and when he dlSffYcred he hsd been
cheated and robbed as laughed at when
he registered a kl'k with the authorities.
COMI'A.VV Wt.Ml IMI'llOVKMK.VrS.
Will llrpsre m I'nrt of llrondnay nnd
l.ny .few Htrel.
The motor company Is preparing to rpave
that portion of Hroalviay between the wa'er
works reservoir and the 6oden approach
to Its brld;e over the Missouri with granite
blo'ks. Plfty rarloads of granlto blocks
are now on their way here and as soon as
they arrive work will at once be commenced
on the paving. Tills portion of Ilro&dway Is
on private ground, the property of the mo
tor fornpany, and was formerly paved with
cedar blocks. When they wore out the
meet was kept In passable condition with
cinders.
The company has commenced the work
of taking up the tracks laid by the Huburban
company on Avenue C, and the rails will be
used to replaco the old ones on the Omaha
line. The work of replacing the old rails
with the heavy Hteel from the Huburban
tracks will be commence! at Jflnth street,
Omaha, across the bridge, and then east on
Avenue A. Jt Is the Intention of the Motor
company to replaco the rails on Its entire
system with heavier steel.
The rontract for removing a portion of
the dirt from the entrance to Kalrmount
park ha been let by the motor company
to K. A. Wlckharn and work will ho com
menced on hauling tho earth away tomorrow
morning. A compromise ha been reached
between the motor company and the park
commissioners and tho public will soon be
able to reach the park without having to
cllrnb over tbn mais of dirt now filling
the cut entrance. Under the terms of the
compromise tho motor company Is to remove
sufficient dirt 011 tho east side of the en
trance to gel at Its tracks, now burled sev
eral feet deep, tho park commissioners to
remove tho remainder, or as much of It as
cannot be graded down to make an easy
driveway Into tho park. The motor company
Is to protect tho east elilo of the cut and
tho park comrnlHSloners tho west. As soon
as possible tho motor company will run cars
direct Into the park.
(I ravel roofing. A. II. Head. CU Broadway.
r.i lireaaiiii-n (ilw f'p the l"llit.
The cases against John Dunn, James
Jaioby and Thomas flklnncr, nxprossmcn
rhurged with doing a common carrier's
buslni'SH without taklnit nut tho necessary
IIcmino, wuro continued In pollco court
ycMterday liulidlnltely. Tho expressmen
linvo decided to submit to tho Inevita
ble, although they still feel that
If compelled to pay a license the
illy nhotiM provide thorn with a location
where they can stand their wagons. The
threo arrested signified their Intention of
taking out licenses and the cases were
continued to afford thorn an opportunity to
iln ho Heven other expressmen applied
for licenses yesterday and tho IndlratUms
are Oml all tho common carriers will fall
Into lino.
Our fine lino of steel ranges for fall Is
1 now ready for Inspection. You can own
11 beautiful Acorn iitnel ran go by paying
us SI 11 wook until pah! for. Keller &
Hand. 407 Broadway.
Wiiiitx Illoree.
Mrs. Miithtlilit Iing commenced stilt In the
district court yitHterduy for dlvnrco from
O T. 1itig, to whom slio whs murrlod In
(llennod. Ia, on July 31, IfcW. HI10 nl
Iokos crunl und Inhuman treatment.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" c.urcii coughs, colds.
fuliirnilo MlnliiK Ciiiiiiuiny.
Articles of Incorporation of tho Percy
I..1K11II11 Mining and Power company tn do
business In I'ltkln county. Colorado, were
filed yasttrday In tho county recorder's
' Stv kt TV t-k. rrt :t j,4in at '
IW ." kt Ub ttfv-jf"ci w w : m'
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t.t lMMr tt Vt tri! K'U. 4: MM
il t ei tui iivA f. W. Brt.4ir
Karly MvrailDt: f. nebxott. Card
I'artle. and tb- L1U-.
7& Idtvuhh: Mr .1 rt vi tie ; a
e'e u c4i urf lv7koc .-. 7 r rn
71m?t4ir nruz-c Vt Hn T H R.U On--"
ee lint tor tixty Tie Uitet wc
tie wm mm Hirf. T'i-
;rii U tu4t tk;-4 vy K't V
Vr K. H'.i,. lit'. Kit W. M. T:TKr
V.:i Oerire t,rr: fiUtt. ive
Hitft t W ikmrWn jat 1. clUaxlar;
ipViit- luxbeo Tr.ay a.'trif. t
x tr lu4 fr tetr-aK.
Tie ateattn Atpri Ortcr v4m
V.t. isitt V.n C. A Tli'.s a irtre ptf.r
ltx Tt::vli.r irt u tke rrnUr
SB-t la Wl.- it tkHr twey-tf'.k
4!Ue iAs;riMr7. Lmu'.y :'i:htmu
re i-rrej. after wiotk tke kUI u
tleaed a4 u1ar tiinlre U, atu a
U'e kw.' Tke retv ur were Uk
re..peat .' u.ay ka4tK.e yrau It
reweack.'i'jce f the wpv.-i&t c-.rflt
Kri Page K V.menttnt if XyMttr uret
ltwui( i. tiieiier jry t ipf" Itut
ilrit. C'vers were 14
item fioa a eit4 rutt 1U frle&4i
Is tke feule-rx pirt f tke iti'e.
Mrs J. Co4er f Wateit, Ji, t ti
ri'- vf Mr itx Km. T R lA'ie .Vrti
avase.
Kjjm yUtrx Via Ofler it beat frio: Ckl
car. kr k Lm bet atte4iag tie
Chicago oairenity fr tke lut rix niLt.
Km. 2. Z AadeiMa of Sre;ti iTie left
yestr4y fr is eitete vtiu witk :ns4
and re4alTxs is CkJco.
Mm R. 7iwo'l fkbyylvf, .k , wit
the rt Uit wek e itn. Ciati? of
EiJtt 1'ierce itreet
Mrs. M. Ktsey 4,, danijiter- of
Msjaatsg. la , are the ggett ; the faaslly
of A- I'. I'aalk of Htrtocoy itreet.
Mm. J. Croby of Chicago ad ker daogk
ter. Mm. W. If. Oakm of Silver City. la.,
were the laat week of Mm. g. E. As-
denofj of Steath avenue.
Mr. aad Mm. J Wslcoz left K.l'iiy for
Chicago, from wfc-a they go t f"ew York
to attend the asaoa! '.oBveauci: of the .so
ciety of Araertcaa Klorltti. They win visit
la BcHtoa aad '".her cm ten eltls before
(etoralsg home.
J J. Hess left yesterday for aa oatlar at
Lake Okobojl.
Mrs A K Bray of Fourth street If eater
talalag MUs Myrtle Roper of I'awsee rny
.Vb.
Mrs. Aaaa L-:nkIey asd ehlldre- retTrie-i
yesterday from a visit at HoHregt. Neb.
Mrs 0orge E. fitrala left Friday for aa
extended vUlt la Beatrice. Neb.
Mrs Thompson of S'romjburg, J.'eb . ac
companied by her two daughters, arrived
yesterday on a visit to her brother. J. .V.
Mitchell and fatnJly, of '.Vest Broadway.
Mr Donald Macrae Jr.. is home from
Denver, where he attended the nrtt an
nual reunion of the National Hoclety of the
Army of the I'hlllppines.
Miss Ethel Barnard of Et. Joseph, Mo.
is the g-jest of Mrs. J. L. Htewart.
Mr. and Mrs H Ouren of Fourth street
are home from their trip to the Mlcsesota
lake resorts.
Mrs. James Hall of Marshalltown Is the
guest of Mrs. Frank Morgan of Eouth Sev
enth street.
DaTla jiflla paint.
Walters' Flajht on flnldan.
The Walters' union of Omaha Is deter
mined to keep up the fight against Caterer
Balduff at Manawa park, aad yesterday
served notice on the management of the
motor line that application would be made
to the district court for a temporary writ
of Injunction restraining the sale of liquor
at the lake The papers, It ts understood,
have been drawn up and the Injunction Is
against tthe Omafc. Council Bluffs & Hu
burban Hallway company, the Omaha U
Council Bluffs Railway and Bridge company
"i" me aianawa j'ark association, W. S. 1
Balduff, the proprietor of the cafe at Man-1
awa park, not belnr Included in the tut
of defendants, although tho action Is di
rected against him personally. The papers
were not prepared In time to serve yester
day. The Walters' union has written tn fit
Balduff, making a proposition for the set
tlement of the controversy, but the de
mands of the union are such that Mr.
Balduff states he has no alternative but
to refuse to entertain them. Tho union
Inslsla In the first place that Mr. Balduff
discharge his manager at the Manawa cafe,
Thomas I'urshome, and that the union be
permitted to appoint the head waiter In
the second place It demands that the wait
ers employed at the cafe bo directly under
the charge and control of this head waiter
and that Balduff have nothing to say to
them except through the head waiter.
Commonwealth 10-cent cigar.
Motion to Amend Itecoril,
The Injunction suit brought by Black
Peterson against the Hoard of Education
to restrain It from selecting or paying for
tho Oakland avenue property as a slto for
the new High school was revived yesterday
by a motion filed on behalf of the plaintiff
to amend tho record as to the dismissal.
Hlack I'etorson some months ago filed a
dismissal of tho suit and he now asks lhat
the record be amended so as to Hhow that
tho dismissal -a as filed only so far as he was
concerned and not on account of tho other
persons Intorostod In the suit with him.
This motion Im made to protect the sure
ties on Iho Injuni'tlon bond and to keep the
caso In court and to allow a determination
of the question of costs and attorney fees.
Will Unit l(ore TriiilliiK.
W. W. Jonos, tho horse trader arrested
threo duya ago, was released from cus
tody yesterday morning. Tho authorities
of Haundom county, Nebraska, were noti
fied of Jonos" arrest, but nothing was heard
from that (uartor. Hum Nordqulst re
tin ned to his homo yesterday with the
mam that belonged to him, while tho other
horso Is hold by the attorney Jones re
tained to defend him. Jones has decided
to quit tho horse trading business utter
his experience here.
Trni'ticrx Institute t.'loe.
ATLANTIC. Iu., Aug. 18. (.Special. )
Tho annual county Instltuto closed yes
terday with tho teachers' examination.
Tho normal has been ono of tho best over
hold In the county, tho corps of toactmrs
being an excellent one. Yesterday uftor
noon an organization of tho teachers of
tho county wos effected. Prof. Colo, city
superintendent of schools, was chosen
president and Miss KlUaboth Pattco sec
rotary. It lll'llM-ll Will II II t 1 1 - .
Twenty-nine olllcurs und men wrote from
tho front to say that for scratches, bruises,
cuts, wounds, sore feet anil stiff Joints Buck
len's Arnica Halve ts tho best In tho world.
Same for burns, skin eruptions and plies.
2(ic u box. Cure guaranteed. Bold by
Kubn fc Co., druggists.
ISSASE HAX TAKEN HONE
HLfL.SS- 3JT TBOUSiT 70 EE VLM.TKY
I'lir a ni Cafltal City Give Over
7elr Claim t a CIer Forger
t the ctarltlei of
Vtaaha.
Dm KOI.VB? Avf 11- s;--lil Teie-
M.SMW Wl.y. k bfcl Vt
tlr is tke ewty kanttu !. tie LitLi
tk pMt mmtk. u res.M4 iz, TrtSiii. t
Cl . lUi irk!jir Sieni G-t-rre Kiae-rs '
kirtar tke UkftM-tmMte an it tbirre :
k eve'.t. U tie Pvlc ocia'.r
Wly kw rrwi HM-iHy ail It '
is a ke-.paM etits The .vt-'..-atkfitis
--f e aie v learx ixr 15
a etau,. kMc.r lx .rar ti 'A'Oej. .
Lte w.j wrttte t T.ti4l iTral ;
we-k ro wt tkre bu so rejJy. I
roea tke efiurU on hoi La:
frost tke mt-i,u of 1 trtts'i: be ka4 with
bias, at lk usae of bit srre'. It it be-.ied ,
k. a weJ-.ky. ?irf f 2a4 is tke trsak
fJMrw bUa Vi bare ba. is ;H4(l
kMe4 of tvr-.k is w!tkr New y.xto
ttikei kd be i ilM tklectt to be cta'e:
wlti Hrrersl weiitby teff'ls is Trial- ,
ad ii c.kr rorado pwlvi
If y.tk poiit ki4 as of;4rtsl:y this
Mrsikr b ka tk Jvr chk forges.
k Ticutf,lid a actsrfer tf lenns btttisei..
isa tw e-j iro bfoa?kt biic to tb.;
ty ivr t.-.U Tke sais n c-.rjr4 la
Xissefif. vhere he t- ot-eratlsg eaier
tb al-ax of W.;:ust K. "ti4oTer Hu ?
rt wi brcs?bt it .tj'. by 0sabt devec lv t .
ko bsrf foi.ov.eri tiat cp after be T.i.tei
Ocoaki asd ratbered is a rv.b Lirreit i
Otaaka by wag the taste UUct that he
employ -t b.e A te4et;rass relT4 b
Cbltf Katku thi tBTTiisg Sros the chle':
at Omaha ta.ei that lie reuumoa papn
from Iowa arr.v4 at Missep'.l.t a few ai-.
uts is adran'e of ".bote fris N'ebrajka tal
that tie De Moise police were, therefore. '
to be given tke p'eferesce by baria; tke
requisition Loaoroi Tk 4iiptcb argei.
boweve.-, tkat the D Molaet uthontlt-!
waive their 'lala to the p.Uoaer aad ;-er-aslt
the Oxaba oScers to have him,
a they had norked up the cue and ba.i ,
strong endear. Cblf Kathii replied to the
telegram, itv.isg that fswaueh as it wt, '
dtie largely v the efforts cf the Oaaia de
tectives tiat ".Veidover waa captured he
felt eoder otligatioa to eomply with the
r-3ft acd would do to with the e'.lpnla
tlon that the priseaer be trjrsed over to the
De Molaes ajthw..e as scoa as Omaha 11
through wlh biaa. AaioTer Is snppoted to
be the aaa who. cade.- the tame of S. M.
Osgood, Jr. aad various other allaei, le-,
cured JIM from local Jewelers and other,
merchants by forgiag checkf for IIS each.
The police here blive the man to be ose
of the seoocheit la the butinets.
yinn ( ranked Uetnrrn Cars.
FORT DODOE. la.. Aug. 15 -(Special Tel
egram. James F Baker, foreman of the
Chicago, Minneapolis 4 St. Paul round
hoi at Storm Iake. enjihed between
two pase0ter coaches while attempting t-
couple them this afternoon The cars were
equipped with different forms of coupler,
aad one slipped by the'other, allowing th
platform to almost meet. The uafonuaat
man was caught about the middle of th
body aad on being released teppd ow
from between the ears aad fell to the
ground, bkedlcg from the mouth and noee..
He was taken aa sooa aa possible to hi
home and died In about half an hour from
Internal hemorrhage.
iVKS IOWA BAMfKlt KOK DAM.ICKS.
If. C. nrldicmnn Say If, Kr
re.teil Wllhoat .lam Came.
ONAWA, la.. AtJg. J?. IRneeUt T.I.-
gram.i E. J Norcrots. a banker of Cast-
ana. la., has been sued by H. C. Brldgman '
of Turin for JS.OoO damages. Brldgman ,
alleges that Norcross caused bis arrest for
larrony for the purpoee of collecting a '
civil debt. The petition alleges In part !
u jn a. .Norcross filed Infor
mation In Justlee C M. Ross' court charg
lag plaintiff with larceny, that he was ar
rested and by consent July 13 was fixed
for hearing raid case, and on that date
Norcross dismissed said action and Brldg
man was discharged, that the accusations
made In said Information were false and
wholly without foundation or probable
cause that he has suffered In pain and
mental anguish and damage to his reputa
tion 15.000. and asks for Judgment In that
amount J. a. PriUhard appears for the
plaintiff.
f.hnnKe. in Inna Mute College.
AMES, la Aug. l.-(Spc!al.)-A recent
Important change has been made at the Iowa
htate collegt m tho horticultural depart
nynt. Prof. John Craig, ho took the chair
after tho resignation of Prof. J. u. Budd
who In his many years of teaching here has
done so much for horticulture In Iowa and
the west, has resigned to take a position
under Prof. Bailey In the horticultural de
partment at Cornell university, Ithaca N
Y. His time will be largely devoted to' the
preparation of an International encyclopedia
of horticulture on which Prof. Halley 1,
working, and which will bo one of the most
Important contributions yet made to horti
cultural literature. John I Schulte. now
connected with the Department of Agrlcul
lure and formerly assistant to Prof. Budd
here, has been elected to nil the vacancy.
Mr. Schulto Is cn Iowa bov of erem ,
lno and a graduate of tho Iowa State col
lege In the clasa of 'SR. Ho Is at present In
charge of the exhibit of the horticultural dis
play of tho Department of Agriculture of tho
United States at tho Paris exhibition. Ho
has been cabled tho announcement of his
election and his friends hero think ho will
accept.
The contract for the now engineering hall
has been lot to II. W. Schlcutor of Chicago
for 1164,800. This will bo one of tho most
complete buildings of Its kind tn the coun
try when finished.
Xfin-t.'iiloii .Men Hnve X11 I'lnce,
SIOUX CITY, Iu., Aug. 18 (Special.)
Sioux City's Trades and Labor assembly
has unanimously voted tn tin evtmmnlv
clannish In IU celebration of Labor day
and rvory nonunion worklngman will bo
excluded from tho big parado and from all
other participation In tho exercises. Here
tofore nonunion labor has been allowed a
section of tho parado and Its right to u
share In tho observance of tho holiday was
thus recognized. This year, however, If
nonunion labor wanU to rot Into tho pa
rado It must promptly Join iho unions
Various speakers expressed thomsnlves
bitterly against nonunion men nt last
night's mooting of tho trades assembly nnd
doclared that Labor day was Intended only
for organized labor.
Hotly I'oiiiiiI In Mlnouiirl Itlver.
IIAMBUHO. Ia., Aug IS. (Special.) The
body of a hoy, evidently IS years old, wan
found In tho Missouri about eight miles
southwest of this city Thursday evening
Richard Hrown, a resident of McKlsslch'r.
Island, was fishing upon tho river when In
rnado tho discovery. A Jury was Im
panelled and found a verdict In accordance
with tho facts stated. There wrro no
marks to Identify the body, which was
4t: I r-f tXT " :-t Ttl t-f.-- if.
t 1 I a U t-:J,f f' w "iJe ! !,- t
k'-r- i.T bt.T tUt tTT ISLi. Mr
kuitte Tk c;r r 'Vt ? ci v (
i it ,! ukft ts. kT .
new 'Pbeae ipt.n at AtUatte.
ATLAXTIC la. Ac It
"Wfck K. tkt teleii-'-'ke Vit fcxu tcs.
mtsntt is4 will Ve tM it Mf'twh" ii
ftmiXt Bar;y iit wei ii'ju to
fitj-ir wiii k vmpUn te
cSHrr'ts )-rtatjrve2t of Csrtrt
Ui Hut arm? yeitertiy lk( 11 renxxax;
tke lay of tke KtHMa St:i . tke
7Kpnl?i kf rested tk rootw
tke otloStt ki iz f-rrktir. Tky wJl
X ti 1 lytt'm of tk litest Myle Tsy
ilrefcl.r bive cSm t U4 coirrirt! for
teltSHkOkei kStt will ktJei o a br
lwli fr tkt iu.1
Offer la Sot Aecejte.
siorx citt 11 Kt. :.-s?e-iii -
lt It Stat r,-i ntbo.l'y here tbat tb
Osaba tc Ntrthers Railway c3pisy bit
beer rre4 a llt-.nl t for lU lit e-Ttri-tiei
la tb tw ibtrt Itat tbit bu
frryei by !ti ariaeM ttwt Oraiba
itA SlMi nty ca tb Nebritta id of
tk riT Tb price it big s5tb ts tttt:
it! of tht x;srfttr lid len 1 bii
I5S for tb ;ratert B1 tb
oiler which it fiH ts biT : froa tb
Chicago k Northwester, bn tta rfiei
Reed 'ion to Storm Lake.
ATUkNTIC II . .kt It ifjciil e
Rv E E. P.i. ?uit.- of tb Pretbyterlis
ci'srei of till city bat iee;t4 1 tall
to tb ;rs4icy of B-. ii Vtiti toflet
f. Sto.-is Like wbscb wai ts:4 ti
hla foa tiae ago He vii reswore to
tbat city the titter put of till sotii
Ur Reei bn bees pif.cr of ti chsrtk
here for a aaber of yeiri aai wt::
leave saasy f.-.es4i t-ehlsd.
rj aoutti umana news
t?
Poitatuttr E'ttr hu r iaseaded tit
pCH'-a. iw:hsr.-..t a -.iitge' 1a ti ;rMS.t
arraaga5at ef ti pWiS.e As tie ofi:
it is there u alayi a act tf itr.via?.
pjthiag 4; k at!. ted people oa ;a4iyi
ha the dtllvery wia4owt tr opeaed.
Tier are oaly two ws4oi. ose for tit
genera! delivery lad ose for the ci.tm.-i
Title wadot are abo-t ose fovt wide asl
to ftet is height. Oa Saalayt titrt u s
intern adopt4 for tes.-iag am. btt tb
itrcsgett uiially psih to the frost, igsonsg
thote ho have l-t'.a waiting ilate the wis
dows re firn o;aed.
As recomtaeade-i by Mr. Er.er the win
dow wai be 10 arraaged tbat tach earritr
dlitnct iil have a window. Leading cp to
tbeie wiadowf ralllags will be placed, ctak
lag room eao-jgh for peo;it to fund la 1 ta
il 21. la tbu way there w.H be ao cea
fuikoa or dlirdrly eoaduct, iub aj sow
aaboys both th poitofte esployet aad
tboie waning for mail, aad th nail caa be
baadld much aslr aad quicker
When th oCce wai fiMt built the popula
tion of South Omaha was not to great as It
U now, aad it waa thought tint the wia
dct. situated as thty ar. weyji fralib
uOclnt accommodation for all wbo dfired
their mall on Suadays. Thlf has been found
to be a mistaken Idea. The population of
the towa has increased at a wonderful rate
aad Is still growing aad the er.ee mea have
found that It ts abiolutely aeciary to
chaage the arragemeat to a metropolitan
plaa.
For the last few moathi tech a ciasge has
been demanded by the patroas of the South
Omaha poitoff.ee. At all times heretofore It
was argued that owing to the arraagmnts
of lttr boxes it was simply out of the
quettion to do as the people wre demand
ing. However. It Is now planned tc cut
teveral windows where boxes are located and
they will be 10 arranged that the repairs
will be more of an ornament to the psit
office than a dlifiguremeat.
The people at the pouofSce eald yesterday
that they did not know yet whether their
request woul! be complied with, but It was
thought that It would be. If io,tbe chaage
will be made In a few weeks.
Drny m Nulnnnec,
There li a continual protest against the
draymen standing their teams where they
do at present. At the lateriertion of
Twenty-fifth and N streets, one of the ibusl
est and most frequented corners In 'he city
there are always standing from five to ten
dray teams. A week ago the streets at this
point were flooded and the appearance after
the firemen were through with the work was
commendable. However. In this short time
the corner ts again In a deplorable condmoa
When seen yesterday the sanitary inipe 'or
claimed tbat he could do nothing more to
keep the streets In a healthy condition He
openly advocated the changing of the lo-a
tlon of the drays from their present piare
to Twenty-fifth and M streets, whih he
said, was just as good a location for them
but was not a street so frequen'ed ai N
street. It Is thought tbat the proper of2c
lals will In a few days ask these men to
cease making this corner their permanent
headquarters and move north a block
Killed hr Cars.
George Young, a trusted employe of the 1
Western Weighing association, was yester-1
day struck and Instantly killed by a freight 1
train near Armour & Co 's plant. Young 1
vu watklne un from the Cudahy plant, at '
which place he la Inspector In the employ
of the association, when killed. No accurate
account of the accident seems to b obtain
able. Both of his feet were,severed and
his right arm crushed
He was about 40 years old and leavei a
wife and four children residing In Albright.
No arrangements have as yet been made as
to the funeral and will not be made until
bis parents, who reside In the east, can be
heard from. An Inquest will be held Mon
day morning at 0 o'clock In Brewer's un
dertaking rooms, at which place the re
mains are lying.
llrenkn t.'p Crnp Game.
While passing In front of the saloon of
Clarke & Wayne, Twenty-sixth and P
streets, Officer Robinson heard sounds com
ing through the open door that could lead
him to but one belief, and that was that a
mammoth crap game was In progrc-s. He
hastily summoned help from the station and
throe other olflccrs were sent to his assist
ance. When tho saloon had been surrounded
Officer Robinson entered and found a game
tbat could hardly be called enthusiastic; It
was oven worse than that. Sixteen negroes
wore perched upon two blllard tables and at
tho top of tholr voices were beseeching
providence to "turn do bones" In the man
ner they desired. They were all brought to
tho station. Including tho proprietors of the
saloon, and locked up. m
I.nhor liny I'lrnlo.
The labor unions of the city arc making
great preparations for their coming Labor
day picnic at Syndicate park. At the cor
ner of Twonty-fuorth and N streets there Is
a great belt of canvas stretched across the
street upon which Is printed on announce
ment of tho picnic, with Its time and place
Tho committees say that tho park will bo In
condition to accdmmodate double Its usual
number nnd 'that a largo crowd Is expected,
as outsldo unions have signified their Inten
tion of unending In a body. Tso picnic will
bo held September 3.
Di-lMlillll for Mure Men.
The temporary layoff lhat was made a few
days ngo In the different packing houseR Is
now ended and now men arc In demand nt
iho different establishments. When scon
yesterday several of the houses Bald that
they were having trouble securing as many
desirable men aa Ihoy wished to turn out
tho orders that they havo on hond. From
now on until fall the picklo houses will
k. : 1"t te- 'M -
ft- -If' tlf "t
r."-
m . 4. t X4 - 4.'f
Mim k- M'ltrat 'a f .'v-C irvf
v j-. ua ar n v . ciaritHV a
A rr. i tw k-9 -a al.
rre4 aVwtuvtK. Ff li-rfie
Mr M r A. cwam
ar ijMtt&c f"v ws a Msrfr-we lb
. . ii i ati .1.1 - n fs Jinrtt JlcdSk)
MUt cfttreai k tiaa.r 1 vaoaXJwsi tins
sooetk.
wc. xitm extras, sww
"fca te C-r
twrt- ;.'VW aa viraac
XJsw Can XtarsJo-r: of )eUyw.
X rsKkur wtta kr fcr-fsseT. Attoftoer A
H Xwt
Kr t4 Kit. V. KAl-ry t rwa' tt.
9u fee a atu. f rtaat sssmtig l.var
at4 triitlr
Km May K-My of Caaok'Mre.
tbtuxtr ")U ker jawetf. Jtr a xri
Xt Kattie It.r.erMoO b f roiie 3e-w
Tort JSk kIJj i-Mtt otk- ei-Uirs VX
bfof rt-tanuSir.
H-t tr t, k Kerr Jvn- ovTte
win K-v-y U. pjlpr: ta tk IVtt Preifcr
triaa ci.urck tte;
Tk Xiun Ifxrt'.-n w-a aoe-t witk
Kri O J We3l;.-4. 5trt-'JL bM J
rtreett. Frtday 1. " rvjvu.
O F v--1 Ht lave wv fr T0
tens port it tk I.e4e crt Me wIL
k rot abc.-t itx wk
Km Fra'k Clark U vVtir ts lo
V.T 'Xkic v. I a !- rs Scr ax
xtetaJ i-isat is SaJt Lafce city
Tke savet f sUt,r :! tbe Tcersr JOt t
Csnrtkae xmfr ia'ivt, t 4ay wC; be x ttoe
forss of 1 K-nr at.4 pf ae le-rrvc.
Ke Cora kfernil cf Cr-it. la.
Msm A-.ra Fir.;x c! f4" rcL in . art -
IUig w-itfc :n-fa r rU'ji ts tke cfy.
Cottages kui:t tc r-jK bsr.t is X Krs
C K. Xorrts wlli lai is a few ayi for
Cke? efcxi. Wye. o take cktarf of a
to.rt-at of pct:r Lijh. work at tst
T6 Ksigb'J .ad LA" of fXtartty
Xartc City '.-vsL No CI ire soiis4
aa v t - w -a'. ktA 4aac o AaroK
a at Wcwdzoes b
Kar-ir. f 6i 5t 0-rat" b-;reke.
w:; t V-". tvU.r a4 ti- contrera-i-rj
wt;; wftvip it St Ut.'c 1. riore'.'
Kt In-.-.r J',ir.Kc oOctatlti
-fc.ar K f - as4 fars:.y c( St !
m - -1 re-vrad to F;t Otsaba at
!!: r:e ber praact.y T!tr aioaae
vrii; It at rtftettb IS4 N it.t-
Frar.k Kouttky. ety tremrer wbo li
ilck w-r.i n.-botd fvr. wu rfrtd mart.
btir y-fterlay. aa4 It I tho-. rat wi;.
be akie f resvav bu work is tke ofSe
la a ftw da.-i.
Tb 5o4y Kbool of tke Fin: itetkodH.
church wj to pie an eettaicsoest ban
TbyrsUy slrbt.
ow-ir.r to tis rale it
vai V"'V"' vr.tl 7e4y aftrreooa
irons ; jt to o :iy-K-
Tbe AsU-Sak--i leare wUJ kotd s tsaios
er-i'. at the F)rt ?r&yterUx! ehrci
S "viay rr..rg at i o k'iv. k. TSiwdu ter
cel: of ticco.s wi:i be tb tfkr ia4 tk
Oavata y- -r.r Ken's Carietiar. eciitici,
q.artet wiil ti'j:.
Mis WtibeirtiA NitKh. 7wcty-four.
ard X. aged t eri di4 yesterday Sb
had ber. a c. r f -rsd lira. id f-r yeM
The f-jr.era: wll. t tb reid'&ce t
3 oclo'k :rAz.s a'i !r.trai.t w-..: t
in the tA.r-: H. . 'atr Dr K. U
Wblr ... c -at
BIG DEMAND FOR COACHES
Itallroada Cnterlne Chlcco Expect
I n preceden ted Travel to O. A.
K. Kncampmcnt.
CHICAGO. Aug 1! All roiii eatertac
Chicago expect that 4-jrtag the preeat
month their puiecger depirtats will be
ewampd with buttaest. Graad Army tnfac
promli's to be heavy Tie dlcc!ty en
countered by eaeh road is in Sad:a; car? and
each -"ould like to borrow from it ae-gb-boM.
The b::;la atteadaat upca th a
eampmeat will be the largett la yeari, rail
road officials declare. Ailde froca th vt
eraas who will coze here large aumters
will tak advaatage of the reduced rates to
come to "bieago to do fall shopping Agreed
rates, one fare for the round trip, are being
pretty well mi.ataiacd There have been
rusors of rae cu't.ag ia m'.ated cajtj bjt
little atteatioa is pall to them.
Will FlnUh Work Knrly.
CHEYENNE Wy Aug 15 'Special )
It has beta learned from a reliable source
OUR
Real Eslate is Risin
IN VALUE.
Some excellent lots, pleasantly located and do
slrable for suburban homes, can be had now at
reasonable prices. These lot s are located in
Omaha, Wright's and Central Sub. additions. This
property will steadily increase in value as the city
grows in th at direction and the time to buy is the
present. Call at
BEE
Council
PRINTING LOTS OF CARDS THIS WEEK.
Two liuiulrt'd porsoiial cards printed in the vory latest st vl
for ont dollar. Just what everyone needs especially folks who
are goin on a trip. Indelible outfits to mark your linen. 4,V.
Telephone 252.
Make No Mistake....
Your teeth .should have the best of care. If there is unythiug
wrong with them do not postpoue the time, but j;o ut once ami
have them attended to.
fjotin tkimii, n.oo. citnwx woiik, ; oi.n and Ai.t.ot rn.iiM) it mm
i; it ati: imiicus. i:xTUA("riu. ru.M.r.ts wn uv.
DR. A. 0. MUDGE,
33S BROADWAY (Upstairs). COUNCIL ULbTFS.
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The ti-w tAr fr ihm -it( 1
t tk -' ' Final will to i ;
Mrt.7 t tke toner tk ' 1
t.:rt Ttw wtB k Ifcf-
for f j- m ittfwin osartaui
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f 'Jb -jrr ti cs ttoe fr?' 1
to k '-.'I.-"'.
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Katvaj wtrm x,f not art -rtnoe
L4 a IvrtaMtAw ooxa- - -'
a 'j4 MkiHsKm tnu p .
keit-y cr Xr-.-tyssn arso?
Wj euafMSy sv vtit wit
sail t iTur I'itMott -
"ostrfcet for soalsiir t -t
l.no-t at titjn C am 1 yvr
H TLie k tf. x o.ni.r.
Xi- i v..tHJ. keusir tf
tk os for tke 4ltr-r7 ' .'
cetrat4 for keiov tvwi ,
Wbtck tke Ussit 14 t .
rvj 1 iaurt OML aac urn for .
lr4 w.ts im tkas X .Wt u-tit ti
Tki riirieVi kM We !?.
by tke tbf crzfrjiastM to tke
tzA : at .itoiy tike JTUerso tr -
As oAcfcaJ of tV Cant gj : r
vrtLMOHS tki to: vrrnkti-.t ' 1
".n-r 7 er-fay w-oji a4,d w
r OOtVCMM w wt:tc "
Oor.- cipopaxy to te-r '
tkr kd awvtvf'v1-u4 K, cr r
cr-t rtJk'. it wm tsaapSr a
Jto.y r is. cr4ef to tx-;te - .
' w-.'rr It vtuX k ker
; etitr,rt utr tfcr - --
bar a k.r 4r wx-tk '. & Mr. -1
w wf tk :( ( Mer bix-rrr r -I
txeit tor 4 ' rrVw ksrf ita.-
1 ef a': t'4t aad a poHbae -'
ro-i ereso t arraor :4t j-iat
1 Wbs a) if Ubeve w( a-
' of tke Hvji ale cosoSH-a y t-tx.c
fai ;i4- ix ill tke wort tt
, tkat Ur win ir K .bt ti-
Ixar wai vllitr to t :.
. kwt tbt ccpar.r tx:id : .
i -.- tkt ivy ara'r it 1-
rainMke '2a- o it wai vtx '
a" c.&.trz,4 to aaake ttrt i .
ofc
Foret-t Fire In WjwmIiik
' CHETENXE. Wyo . Asr, : - -
Telernaa. A iere ort i: .
Ve-t nrtif for i-tveril din ;.
, Ijkte asd G.'ui Sca.zf4ae-. -
trjcu to4iy 4troyi ti t : -
bwx tbe tw cist pi. tcrr'
ater of stta-tM' eiVtaa tsii n- -
baa of Mvtri! tbOMi Ik; .:
' Is ia tie aoati'st iid it u :
aaisulf will ru i
Ilore Thieve Barn Host
CHEYENNE- Wys.. Ar. ,
Tele mat A btat of kori 't i
artag r tk Colorilo-WT L . r
lOV.b of Rawltati Tfattriay t. -
ri&ch bom of George M-K ti' 1
pciteid a aotiee oa 1 tree sn- "r wj--th
people tier to leave tb '- .1
;m- left P-iwiirj toalght t r ;
a.
Cycloae in ?ooth Dakota
I PIERRE. . D. Attf : Sp-i
! m A tel;is m c ;--- 1
, rold. thirty atlles ist of her j -ils-
nyi a cyclone itrock the -.
o'clock, deitrcjlar ti Via rs!es
. lad iTral taillfr bulliiagi
! was lajwred
! lle j hlpment of Cattle
j PIERRE. S. D. A. 15 iSpec a "
1 rrara Heavy jhlpmats of estt! -
lag
ide here today Arsrag th it - -
ire Dupree Brss.
rbo ire ai ag
I Sioux City several bsffalo est cf 'be
j motu heyca river herd.
Cyclone HloiT" Dnun delator
PIERRE S t Ac U-A t - - .
mejjae fr m Harold, thirty rn!. '
here this af'.err. n a a cj - k
there abJt S n -.ork, dejtro-.rcc -
D :?n evafr ar.d several imager
lags. No cr.e was try -red
PRICES-
And the quality of our work should I
of interest to you if your teeth are not
in perfect condition. It matters not
how little or how much you have to
be done, we will be pleased to do it
for you, and the charges will be very
moderate.
.Telephone 145.
H. A. Woodbury, D. D. S., Council Blu!h
30 Pearl St 1 Grand Hotel
OFFICE,
Bluffs.
307 Broadway, Co. Bluffs.
