THE OMAHA DULY 15 EE: Tl HsD VY, OCTOHKK 10, 1000.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
MliOU MK.VriO.V.
Davis sells slnss.
"Mr. Itlley," 5-cent cigar.
(las fixtures and globes ut Ulxby's.
Tlno A. 11. C. beer, Nuumayer's hotel
Wolltnan, sclentlllo optician, Wl Ud'y.
II. M. l.effert, expert optician, Mfl Bdy.
Mcbmldt'H photos, new and latest styles.
'3b. photos Jl 50 d-i. Williams. Ml Udy.
W. J. llostcttor, dentist, Baldwin bloclt.
lamp's beer, Saenk" lloyscn, sole agent.
J. C. & W Woodward, aichlteets, 528 llily.
Drink Budweli'er beer. 1.. Uoseiifeld, nt.
H. K. White, employment UKcnry, 019 Hdy.
lixhlblt nnd sole of Gibson pictures.
Aloxander &. Co .'333 Broadway.
Oet your work done ut the popular l.agle
laundry, 724 Broadway, 'l'hone 15..
W. ('. F.step. undertaker. 2S l'earl street.
Telephones: Olllco, 97, rceldcnce, 33.
The regular monthly session of the Hoard
of Kdiiratlon will te held this evening.
Itnbert Hull "f l' itv Unn Veepled a
position with the First National hunk of
Omaha. ,, .
,1 W. White of the railway wall er vice
has removed his residence from trcston to
'''n r-lly- , .
Tim recilar nicotinic of Concordia, lodge
No Knlchts of Pythias, will ho held
this evening In Hughes' hall.
The stilted comimmlrntlon of Muff City
Indue. No. "I. Anrlent. Free an.l Accepted
Masons, will be held this evening
White Hose eastle. Lady Highbinders.
. ill meet tomorrow afternoon nt 2 n clock
nt the residence of .Mrs. T. 11. Drake, M
North avenue.
ripening snlo at Purity Catidv Kitchen,
ns Broadway. Huturdiu . Candy nt one.
half usual prtres. Bring this ud and get a
.nek of Angel Food taffy free
The Omaha Hrldge nti.l Termliml Hal -eumpany's
rlght-of-wiiy diimugp suit
will be atipenled from J nlge Alar; s il -etslott
In the district court to th- mtpromo
Mrs. flertrudn Junes: tiled In the d'slrlet
er.nrt vesterilnv original notice of suit for
divorce fiom K. A. Junes. 'I 'He "
for her complaint lira not stated In the
notice.
The case ugHlttsl Boll Scott, rliargcd . hv
John Carter with lureeny as brfllce, wi m
dismissed In police .court and the costs
taxed to Carter, us ho failed to appear to
prosecute.
Andrew Alexson, res Id I nt; near the
Wabash ro-indhniise. reported to tho V'
testerduv muruliiK that u spotted steer h id
been stolen from his pasture during the
previous nli'hl. .
The marrlase of Will N . Illgdon nlid MI"S
ltuth Mayne. daughter or Mr. and Mrs. .
fl Miivne. Is niinoiineed to take place I ui -day
evening, October at the home of th
bride's parents on Park avenue.
John Jones, lommltted to tho cointy J.il
for ten diii- i" recover from an aggravation
attack of -nukes.'' was released yesterday
Mini tho cafe ugulnsl hltn In police court
was suspended during good behavior.
Th" case Hcalnsl J. F Thaeker. c harsed
with kidnaping his little grandchild, th-'
.laiiBhter of Philip Hertes, was dismissed
In Justic e Vleu's court yi Hterday. I be
fumlly has settled Its troubles out of court.
William K. I loch, whose sentence of six
months In the penitentiary was suspended
bv Governor Shaw, wius released from the
eountv Jail yesterday. The Omuliii au
thorities llnully decided that they did not
want him
Tli hearing In the neighborhood row hi
which Mrs. Illnckburn appears as pi-tim-.
nt Ini: witness and .Mrs. kllug ns defend
ant, was continued In police court yester
day morning for thirty das. owlm; to the
ll'tiea of the defendant.
Clarence. Itaph. a l;l- cur-old boy. was
arrested yesterday morning for th- then
of a blcvcle. belonging to Hay Skinner,
.luilce Aylesworlh continued the case to
Wednesday In order that he might Investi
gate the boy'n untecedents.
Michael Fox, who acted ns administrator
of the estate of the 'ate Jlirg.-iret l ox for
ten tluvs before he was succeeded by .1.1 .
r.reenshlelds. has llled an iipidli iitliin In f
district court to be rolmmireil to the
umoiMit of $78 v, for his cervlcea and for Sj'
fur bis attorneys.
11. II. 1 1 1 II. tho young man who broke Into
Swanson's in isle store and stole a number
of musical Instruments, which he tried to
dispose of to u local pawnbroker, hud his
preliminary hearing In police court yester
day mornlni; nnd was hound over to the
Grand lury. He was transferred from the
city jail to the county basilic.
N. Y. I'lumblug Co., tclopliono 230.
conns iiosiw with jmm m:vs,
llrnest I'.. Hurl tiring Tldhius of Vic
tory from ChlcnU" llendiuiirters.
llrneat B. Hart, member of the republican
committee from this state, returned yester
day mornlnR from ChlciiRO, where ho held
a conference with Henry C. Payne ami Mark
llnnnu. HeportB received at the headquar
tern In ChlcaRo, Mr. Hart says, show the
wholo movement In tho direction of Mc
Klnley and there Is now absolute confidence
around headquarters In tho outeomo next
month. Ho paid: "Whereas a few weeks
KO bomo doubt existed, there la noun now
nnd every member of the commltteo has ab
solute confidence lu llio outcome. We now
know lust where we are nt, that Is to nay
as near ns a human belup; can. McKlnloy,
has 270 votes In tho electoral collese that
cannot Ret away from behind him nnd this
dooa not Include w h states ns Utah, Idaho,
Nevada, NobruBka nud Kentucky. nomo of
which I feel ure wo will carry. New York
Is nbnolutely sure nnd bo is Indiana for Mc
Klnley." Asked as to what the feeling at the hend
(luar.'crs of the commltteo was In regard to
Nebraska, Mr. " Hart raid tho general
opinion wai that It would return to the re
publican fold this year. In fact, ho said,
the situation In that state wan crowlnc
flatly brighter and Indications now pointed
to It koIpk republican.
Mr. Hart Is much enthused over what he
learned during his conference at Chicago.
Commonwealth 10-cent clunr.
Davis sells paint.
Ilenl Cxlule .Marl; el.
The following transfers wero tiled yes
terday In the abstract, title anil loan ofllco
of J. W. Squire, 101 Pearl street.
I.. V. Potter and wife to Joseph
Mlehetier, lots U and Hi, block f.
Oakland; lot 3 and v(tj lot i, block
1. lllit drove, and part lot I. Ail
dltnr'n subdivision of nw' bwVj, 12-
75-10; w. d $ 2,500
Peter Chrlsllnmteii and wife to An
drew C. Christiansen. e4 uw', neU
swl. and w lCVj feet of m.t. nwlt.
11.77-11; w. d
Henry rtasmussen and wife to
Stenhen Sullivan, lots 2 and :i. blnrlc
7, Kvnns' second brlilge addition;
w. d
Hllzabeth l.arsen and husband to 1)
K. II. firlmmrlman, lot 0, bloi k
;UI, Mullln'f subdivision: q. c. d
W II. and II. A. t'nolev and wives to
Kdwlu It. Urake, lot 13. block :
Wilson terrace, w. d
2,0iX)
900
Five transfers, total
FARM LOAIS
Negotiated In Hnstern
Nebraska
una lowa. James N. casuay, jr.,
121' Muln SI , Council Hluffs,
Save Your ffloneyftfe
K.VVlXdS, LOVX AM) 111 II, DIM! ASS'N,
, l'JJ 1'curl Street, Council lllulls, lu,
I Fleece-Lined gg? W
I Slipper Soles lilG 1
I HAMILTON'S 1
l Shoe Store. ftj
BLUFFS.
IP
Schedule of Its Iolding8 Filed with the
Court' Yesterday.
DOES NOT INCLUDE BANKING INTERESTS
Administrator MuUei it Itepoit on lie
I'erxonal IIi'IiiiikIuhs of the De
cedent mill I : v i In I ii the ('until
Hun tif the hfM-ritl Aspti.
The Inventory of the estate of the lute
Thomas OllUer, which has been noxiously
awaited by tho creditors of the bnuklng
firm of Olllcer & Pusey, was filed yesterday
afternoon by Charles Olllcer. the adminis
trator. An estimate outsldo of valuable
mlnlnn stocks nnd notes of mining com
panies places tho oitnte at nbout $100,000.
All of tho property Hated In tho Inventory
Is liable for the debts of tho banking Arm
of which Mr. twicer was the senior mem
ber. Schedule A of tho Inventory places the
cash standing to the credit of Mr. Olllcer
In tho bank here and In Omaha1, Chicago,
nnd New York nt $ti,2?2. Under tho same
schedule the following shares of stock In
different concerns are listed:
Par
Stocks Shares,
Walnut HMI Cemterv asso
ciation. Co'ineU li'urfs. . . 10
Pit reel -Chester Consoli
dated Mining company 2,0'jO
Champion Consolidated
Mining company 2,9"0
Stirngue Iron Works Co 60
Value.
i Loon
2' 0,000
MOO
These mines, which nro near Hcd Cliff,
Colo., have been In litigation for about
twelve years. Hv agreement a compromise
has been effected and tho suits withdrawn,
so the administrator Is Informed by tho
attorney lu charge. In a letter dated October
r, lwe, making the property ii valuable
asset. Tho udinlnlttrutor Is Informed by
the manager of the Pursey-CliHster that a
large quantity of good tiaylng ore Is In
sUht ami several cutionds of it reudy to
ship to tho smelter.
The following stocks nro listed as probably
worthless.
Par
Shares. Value.
V.Mtm.ft limn.. liiMurnnce
t:ompati, Slo.ix City 891'
Union Depot Hallway com-
j-.nny (trustee's receipt)
Council Hluffs Wlro Null
company 6
Council Hluffs Knitting com
pany 1
The Plbher Capital City
lllectrle Light company.
Des Mollies 20
Clreut Western Telegraph
company, Chicago 20
59.12.1
1.0UO
Schedule C consists of bills renewable und
open accounts, and these are summarized J
and classllled as follows:
ouc
Worthless 200.00
outlawed ;. 315.23 ,
VLo!i'Pi.b'n '
Pursoy-CliMter Consolidated Mln-
lug company (1..J1 shares, par :
N'oic or tin. ( immiilon Consolidated
II.IU yitr,VJVI " . '"'
MIiiIiik ciimpun.- 72.WW.59
Note of Pun" -Chester Consolidated
Mining company 21.39S.1I
The administrator Is Informed by tho
secretary of tlte Pursey-Chester Consoli
dated Mining company that those nro as
sumed by said company to draw 8 per cent
Interest from March 1, PJOO, being first
lien on net receipts from the mlue.
Itenl Untitle HtiltliiiKN.
Schedule to show the real estate of which
Thomas Ofllecr died selr.cd:
llayllss First addition. Council Hluffs.
In. (homestead), all of lot i and west half
of lot 3, block II.
Hnyllss Second addition, lot 10, block 10.
Ilajilss Second addition, lot 1, block IS.
Hall's addition, Council Muffs, la., lot
2, block 0. lot 4, block 17; lot 2. block IS;
lot 3, block IS.
Hecrs' subdivision, Council Hluffs, la.
(except railroad), lot II, block 30; lot
I, block 31: lot 2. block 31; lots
3. I. :, 0 and 7, block 31; lot 8,
block 31, except west twelve feet; lots 9, 10,
II, 12, 13 and II, block 31.
Abovo lots In Deer's subdivision com
pose three lumber ynrds.
Mullen's subdivision, Council Hluffs. Ia.,
lot G, Mock 10.
Subdivision Wlghtmau tract, part south
east one-fourth, southwest one-fourth 19-7S-43,
lot 3, 17.51 acres; northeast one-fourth
northeast one-fourth 21-74-41, 40 acres.
Tho ubovo comprises tho city holdings.
In earner township, this county, Mr. Of
ficer owned 342 acres of farming land, es
timated to bo worth nt least $30 per ncro.
In Hnrrlson county he owned 321 acres,
ostlmnted to bo worth $30 an acre nnd u
quarter section In Hock county, Nebraska.
In addition ho hold tax certificates to the
following parcels of real natnte: Habbltt
Plnco addition to Council Hluffs, In.: nno
clghtli of lot 4, block 2; three-eighths of
lot 11, block 1; three-eighths of lot 29,
block C.
Schcdulo H of tho Inventory list the
household effects anil property of n Ilko
naturo, which nro exempt und not liable
to bo sold to pay debts.
llepcudM tut .Ml li I UK StocU.
As will be seen by the Inventor much
of the valuo ot tho estate will depend
upon tho ultlmnto worth of the mining
stock nnd tho notes given by tho mining
companies In which the deceased was In
terested to secure lurge loans made by
him.
Claims aggregating about $21,000 wore
tiled ugalnst the bank yesterday with tho
clerk of tho district court. Claims aggro
gating $14,000 were also filed against tho
Olllcer cstuto.
The deeds conveying cortnln real estate
in Iowa and Nebraska nud stock In tho
Walter Scott Mlulng nnd Milling company
of Colorado, which was held In tho name
of Thomas Olllcer, trustee, really tho
property of tho linn of Ofllcor & Pusey, to
tho receivers, wero approved by Judgo
Macy yesterday.
When Charles Officer wns nppolnted nd
mlnlstrator of his fathor'a estato his bond
was llxed lu the sum of $20,000, doublo
tho estimated personal properly. At the
tlmo of his appolntmont Charles Officer
told tho court olllclals that ho did not
believe tho personal property, which did
not Include tho renl estnto holdings, would
exceed $10,000. At that tlmo ho did not
take Into account tho mining stock urn
other assets of n llko nature.
Home Mhmv Cnaes,
Tho case In which William and Thomas
Maloney nnd James P. Carter aro chnrged
I with tho larceny of a number of horses, tho
ownership of which is claimed by D. a. Jar
vis, w"s taken on a change of venuo from
JuBtlco Furrier's court yesterday to that of
Justtro Vlen, whero the hearing has been
set for totUy.
The civil proceedings brought against th
Maloneys by 11. 7.. Cttllens to recover tbreo
of tho liorbes wero dismissed lu Justlco
Vleu's court yesterday, to which thoy had
been taken on ehnugo of venue from Justice
Ferrlrr, tin It wns shown that Thomns Ma
loney, on whom alone notice of suit" had
been served, had at no tlmo been In pos
session of the animals.
Out lllm All He llnd,
Irving Condon, a tiller of tho soil living
near Mlnernl Lodge, In,, came to Council
Bluffs! Sunday to tco a little ot high life
and he found It to the tune of about $20
and a gold watch. He deposited his satchel
at the Tremont house on Hroudwiy. where
he became extremely sociable with two
strangers, who wero seated on the front
porch. He Invited them to take a drlnit
and at their Invitation made a round of n
number of raloone. At one saloon, running
short of change, he had to break a $20 bill.
This was noticed by his new made friends,
whit suggested that they go next to a place
where they could have a good time. Con
don was out to bco the sights and readily
acquiesced. Tho two men led down the
Northwestern tracks until they leached n
dark nnd lonely spot, when one of them
knockeil hltn down. Ilia quondam friends
then went through his pockets, rrl'.'.ing
him of nil his cash and his gold 'tch.
When he cnine lo Condon manai:' alter
considerable dlfllcttlty to make his ..y back
to his hotel Just ns day was brenkinR. He
reported tho holdup to the police, hut so
far they havo been unable to lot ate the
thugs.
ASPHALT liOHS OX l-'Ol It STIUJiri'.
Council Adopts n llcsoliitton Orileiinu
n Little .More Pin In IT.
The city council took another wrestle
with tho paving question Inst night and as
a result a resolution calling for tho pav
ing with nsphaltum of four streets was
ndopted nnd tho mayor wna Instructed to
sign tho contract with K. A. Wlckham for
the paving with brick of three more streets.
Aldermnn Lotigee had on his lighting
clothes nnd the discussion over the Wlck
ham contract nt times beenmo somowhat
heated. His vote alone was recorded In
the negative on the signing of the con
tract. .
Tho matter of tho asphalt paving wns
brought up by Aldermnn McDonald Intro
ducing n resolution providing for theltn
provement with this material of the fol
lowing streets: Sixth street, between
Hroudwiiy and I'M Mb. avenue, KlRhth
street between Hroadwny and eighth ave
nue, First avenue between Pearl and
lJlghth streets, Fifth avenue between the
nlley west of tho court house and Klghth
street.
Property owners on Fifth avenue llled a
stroug protest against nsphaltum ami were
represented by Attorney llalvln, who pre
sented their side of the. enso before the
council. After some discussion Alderman
McDonald consented to Fifth nvenue being
struck from the resolution nnd with thl
nlterntlou It was adopted.
Tho following streets, to be paved with
(lalusburg brick on Council Illuila brick
lower course, nre embraced in the ion
tract with Wlckham, which the mayor was
Instructed to ' sign: Sixth street, from
Klgbth avenue to Sixteenth avenue; Ninth
avenue, between Main and Sixth streoti..
and Sixth nvouuo, between Main and Sixth
streets, Tho contract us originally drawn
tin nrnvldod that the work should be com-
' ' , v Allinls, 100, 0n motion of Al- 1
, , u ,,row lt w-as amended to .cad De- ,
ombor 13 1600. ,
Alderman Lougce attempted to have a '
clause Inserted In tho contract giving t ,
0lty tho right to enncel the' contract lu
the event of tho puvlug not being com-
pleted by tho tlmo rpeclllcd. HU motion, i
however, failed to carry nnd Alderman
r-1.. L- CLOLr.rnuturl Mint tlio tuOinltV tin flUtf-Cil
ot ?5 a day. Alderman Hammer, who had
seconded Aldorman I.ougce's motion. '
amended to make the penalty S21 a day i
nnd Lougce reciprocated by seconding this I
It failed, however, to uiriy ..ud Alderman
Clark's motion prevailed. During the ills ;
eusslon Aldermnn Lougeo called Contractor
Wlckham to task for not having done more i
I paving under his contracts and declared
thnt Wlckham when ho took tho contracts
hail no Intention of carrying thorn out this
year. Contractor Wlckham denied the al
legations of tho alderman from tho Second
ward and defied him to prove his assertions
nnd for a tlmo tho atmosphero of the coun
cil chamber was slightly warm.
Tho city engineer was Instructed to pre
pare u report and schedulo of tho blde
wnlks embraced In the Holln contract.
Alderman McDonald succeeded In getting
tho council to acqulesco lu his request to
have it wutcr main laid on South Sixth
street, between Twelfth and Fourteenth
avenues, on condition that only one hy
drant should bo put In, for which tho city
would havo to pay rental.
Tho commltteo on police nnd hcnlth re
ported favorably on tho petition of resi
dents of tho First precincts ot tho Fifth
nnd Sixth wards for police protection. In
the discussion that followed as to how to
provide this pollco service for that part
of the city lt developed that a majority ot
tho aldermen wero In favor of having tho
district patrolled by a mounted olllcer. Tho
matter was llnall left with the mayor and
chief of pollco to wrcstlo with.
The motor company was ordered by res
olution to place Its tracks on Hroadway,
between Twelfth nnd Thirteenth stroots,
to grade within two days after service of
notice. Tho failure on tho pnrt of tho
motor company to do this la delaying tho
paving thcro.
Contractor Campbell's bill for $2,675 for
the now bridge ovor Indian creek at Fifth
nnd union nvonues was ordered paid and
tho city clerk was Instructed to notify tho
motor compauy to pay Into tho city treas
ury $800, Its sharo of tho coat of the new
structure.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cure3 coughs, colds.
PASSCO I P TOR VOTHIIS' ACTIOX.
AmoiiiliiieiitN to the Constitution to He
Submitted Thin lull.
Ci.unty Auditor Innes received yesterday
from the secretary of stato a certified ropy
of the proposed amendment to tho consti
tution providing for biennial elections,
which Is to be balloted on at thu gcnoral
election next month. It roads as follows:
fihnll tho following amendment to tho
constitution bo adopted? Add as section 10
to urtlclo xll of tho constitution th follow
ing: "Section 1C. The first general election
after tho adoption of this amendment
shall be held on tho Tuesday next utter thu
first Monday In November In tho year one
thousand nlno hundred and two, and gen
eral e'octlons shall bo held bhinnually
thereafter. In tho year ono thousand nine
hundred und two there shall bo elected ii
governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of
state, auditor of state, treasurer of state,
attorney general, two Judgett of tho su
premo court, tho successors of the judges
of tho district court whusu tortus of otllco
explro December 31, ono thousand nlno
hundred and two; state senators who would
otherwlso be chosen In the year one thou
sand nine hundred and one, and members
of tho house of ronresentn lives. Tho termi
of ofllco of tho judges of the supremo court
which would otherwlso explro in tho odd
numbered yeura. and nil other elective
stato, county and township officers whoso
terms or ofllco woum otnerwiso expire In
tho year ono thousand nine hundred and
one, and members of the general assembly
whoso successors would otherwlso be
ehoson nt the general election In the year
ono thousand nlno hundred and one, nro
hereby extended ono year nnd until thnlr
successors nro elected and qualified. The
terms of ofllco of senators whoso successors
won't! otherwlso bo chosen in tho year ono
thousand nlno hundred nnd threo nro hereby
extended ono your ami until their succes
sors nre elected and qualified. The general
assembly shall mnko such changes In the
law governing tho tlmo of election and
terms of office of all other elective officers
ii h shall bo necessary to make tho tlmo of
their election und terms of oince conform
to this amendment, and shall provide
which of tho Judges of tho supreme court
shall servo ns chief Justice. Tile geuernl
assembly shall meet In regular eesslon on
the second Monday In January, one thou
sand nine hundred nnd thiue. nnd blan
nunlly thereafter.
Another proposition upon which the poo.
plo will bo called to ballot Is, "Shall there
be n convention to rovtso tho constitution
nnd amend the BamoT"
Under section 3 ot article z ct tho state
constitution such a proposition shall be
balloted on every ten years. If It carries
the next general assembly will then pro
vide for the election of delegatei to attend
itich convention.
A third proposition Hint the voters of
Pottnwnttninle county will he called to bal
lot I'pon next month will he that of a
county poor farm. Tl'e proposition It. as
folio- t.
Shall the following public measure be
adopt-.!? "Shall the Hoard of Supervisors
of Pottuwaltumln county, Iowu, establish
a pool-house In said county, purchase hind
therefor nnd erect suitable buildings on
such land ut a cost not to exceed SHu.uvo for
such land and buildings? And shall sulci
Hoard of Supervisor?, for the purpose of
paying for the land to be pirchased and
the buildings to be erected, levy ft tax, In
addition to the usual taxes, on the taxable
property of said county In an amount not
to exceed I mill on the dollar of uluiitlon
each year lor the two year next succeed
ing the vote on this proposition?"
HMHItSOS TALUS OX l!. PAXSIOX.
Mcnilii f I he liiditlliu l'ltty-t'llMt
tltlrcfH McKlntiM ('lull.
W. 11. Hmersou of Atlantic, la., who
served through tho Philippine campaign
with the Fifty-first Iowa volunteers as a
number of Company C front Oleuwood, ud
tltCHSPd the McKInlcy-Hoosevelt club last
night at republican headquarters on the
Philippine question. Tho hall was well
tilled, among the nudienco being a number
of tho speaker's former companions In
arms.
In opening Mr. Hmersou gave a brief
sketch of the causes which led up to the
Spanish wur. Hcfurrlng to the trcuty of
peace with Spain he said It could not
have been passed without the assistance
of Ilrynn and the support ut democrats In
congress. He rend the sections of tho
treaty showing the promise of this country
to Spain to admit Its ships and merchan
dise, to ull the ports of tho Philippines
for ten years on tho same terms ns lull
country and also showed that tho treaty
obligations which conferred upon congress
sole power to determine the political
status of the people of the Philippine Is
lands were known to Mr. Ilrynn nnd his
nssoclates and t lint knowing these condi
tions of the treaty Mr. Ilryan urged Its
riitlllcatioh, thereby making himself anil
his party responsible for tho conditions
therein expressed.
Ho described the operation of the Porto
Ilium tariff, showing that It is to the ben
elll and not to the detriment of tho peo
ple of that place. Ho disproved the as
sertion!) made concerning the treaty with
the sulltiu of Sulu, showing that this coun
try had in no manner sanctioned slavery
or polygamy there.
Coming down to the Philippines ho re
viewed the comtttioiiH existing there up to
the time of the war. Ho told tho story
of tho llrst shot and the cnttses of tho
ottthteak. He described the treatment the
Filipinos were receiving at tho hnnds of
,.t... a i i i . i I-..
" T" .. " .., V "
V g here
Mh 'Zon wh
,)(,r ()f nllot.(lotOM ,, rt.PCtved tn0 Cest
uttention.
'
Poole He purl it H..l.l.er.v.
A. M. Poole, residing on North Eighteenth
street, reported to the police yesterday
inortiltlf- thilt til... nil Vt.'itllf.titV. Iiti.tit li.
had been slugged and robbed of $30 nnd n
watch near Keyes Pros." carrlago factory
on Fltst avenue and Twenty-eighth street.
Acccording to his story he was on his way
homo fiom the transfer depot nnd on reach
Ing the carriage factory perceived a mnn
standing on the edge of the sidewalk. As
he passed him the man suddenly struck him
,011 the back of the head, knocking him un-
conscious. It was daybreak Sundny morn
Ing before Poole regained consciousness,
when ho went home and went to bed to
nurso his Injuries. lit was unablo to give
tho police a description of his assnllant.
Don't burn vour old wool mattress.
Morean . Kloln will do them over by the
new process better than new 122 South
Main street.
.Mui'iiuuo Licences.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
tho following persons:
Nnme nud Residence. Age
Taylor Unit. Omnlm 2.1
Lottlo Hiirbcr. Omulia 19
C. K. Wooltnan, Council Hluffs '-"
Josle Holun, Council Hluffs 21
Woodmen Invelt .Monument.
DEN1SON. Ia., Oct. 15. 'Special.) The
Woodmen of thd World, Hawkeyo camp,
No 70, unveiled a monument erected by
them In tho Donlson cemetery to tho mem
ory of tlielr deceased fellow sovereign,
A. K. Hrntthaucr. Sunday afternoon, nt
2:30 o'clock. About sevsnty-fivo ot tho
membors of tho lodge, headed by tho Denl
son band, formed In lino at tho camp hall
and marched to thu cemetery. Following
them was a lino of carriages and buggies,
making In all about 250 peoplo who wit
nessed tho ceremony.
At the cemetery tho ceremonies pro
ceeded undor tho direction of W. It.
Kirkup, Prof. W. O. Van Ness acting as
consul commander and William Marshall
ns captain. Miss Webster of tho Denlson
Normnl collego read the odo entitled "Why
Should tho fjplrlt of Mortul be Proud?"
After tho monument wns unveiled nn able
address was made hy F. W. Meyers. Dur
ing Intervals of tho ceremony appropriate
music was rendered by tho band nnd tho
runic quartet.
After tho ceremonies tho lodgo formed In
lino nnd marched back to tho camp hall,
where they wero dismissed.
Majority C.rtMttt Knell Dny.
SIOUX CITY, In., Oct. 15. (Special. -Judgo
Lot Thomas, congressman from tho
Eleventh Iowa district, passed through
fitoux City on his way homo to Storm Lako
nfter n tour through tho state. Judgo
Thomas is thoroughly convinced that Iowa
will roll up n remnrkable majority for Mc
Klnloy this year, because ho visited overy
district la the state except tho Tenth, and
In oach district found Indications of good
republican gains. "My Judgment Is not
based on what enmpaign managers told
me," ho declared, "but on what I saw my
self. At every plnco I visited men were
pointed out to mo ns former Ilrynn men who
had mndo up their minds to vnto for Mc
Klnloy this year. Iowa will do Itself
proud. Heyond any question thcro will be
n repuhlirnn congressman from every dis
trict, with the possible exception of tho
Socond. In tho Second thcro Is a very hard
fight on a vory hard light. Democracy Is
making every effort to elect Vollmer, but
tho republicans nre equally active. While
tho outcome Is uncertain I believe the re
publicans will win."
DnnlelH Vnnlilr In Appear,
CEDAIl UAPIDS, Ia.. Oct. 15. (Special
Telegram.) "The Ameer" was hooked for
Orecno's tonight, but at f ocloek the opera
houso mangemeiit was notified that Mr
Daniels was sick and wanted to put on
nn understudy, ns they had been doing
elsewhere. This wns refused and tho oporn
houso mangemeiit Is tonight pnying back
nbout $1,000 advanco .sales. It was nd
mltted thnt Mr. Daniels passed through
hero durlug the afternoon enroute to Des
Moines.
Dr. l.(iiiKiietcer Cimvleleil.
vWATHIlLOO. Ia.. Oet. 15. (Special Tele-grr.m.)--In
tho United States court here i
today Pr. O, Lonsnecker of Dayton was j
convicted of Improperly udns tho malls
Tho sentence was reserved. The limit Is
$5,000 fine or Imprisonment for live years
or both.
OPPOSED TO CHILD LABOR
Complaint to Labor Ummisaiouer Marts
Investigation in Dm Moines.
HANNA WILL NOT VISIT IOWA'S CAPITAL
.spt'retiir.v tif Mute tltiliooit Sti Hint If
IteptitillciiiK Continue Tlielr Pres
ent tinlt MeKliiley Will Cnrrj
XeliruKu Iliixll;.
DISS MOINKS, Oct. 15.-tSpr ial Tele
gram.) Tho state today began an Investi
gation of child labor lu Des Molues. Labor
Commissioner Wenticrstrum received a com
plaint Saturday that n certain Des Moines
Institution had In Its constant employ a
largo number of children. He at once nr
rnnged for nn Investigation. Sometimes It
seems unfortunate that tho law governing
the office ot labor commissioner requires
hltn to reserve tho names of nil Institutions,
with which he has olllclal t elation. It Is
nlso u fact that the law gives him absolutely
no authority with tespect to child labor. He
cannot stop It or proceed against employers
or parents. There Is nothing lu any ot tho
laws on tho uubject. therefore, the labor
commissioner's operations In this lino nro
purely voluntary and In the opinion of soma
employers of child labor gratuitous. Never
theless, the investigation Is being carried
on with a view to furnishing tho state with
specific Information -on the nubject of, child
labor In Iowa, that lt may bo adjusted by
law. lt is probable that, lneldcntly
this Investigation will iuslt the friends of
tho projected compulsory education mens
uies. Tho lnbor commissioner will not give
out the name of the firm.
Chairman Oroves of tho Polk county com
mittee received a letter from Mark llauna
this morning, In which the grcnt republican
leader says It will bo 'Impossible for hltn to
moke a stop at Des Moines whllo on his
westerA speaking tour.
Secretary of State Dobion Is in Des Molues
today, having completed a speaking tour of
ono solid month In Ncbrunka. When asked
rnnceriTlng tho prospects of a lepubllcnn
victory In Nebraska thin fall, Dobson ex
plained: "If the republicans continue their
present g.ilt until election tiny McKlnley
will carry Nebraska nnd the republican stato
ticket will bo elected by sweeping mnjorlt'cs.
A Kreat deal depends on Douglas and Dodge
counties and with the exception of these
the state Is, ns 1 firmly believe, certain to
repudiate Hryanlsm."
Cllj- lleltiiuit lu Women.
For three dnys beginning tomorrow the
city Is to be lu tho hands of the women.
From every corner of the state there nre
arriving today delegates to the twenty-ninth
nnnu.il mietlng of tho lowa equal suffrage
nssoctutioti. Nearly a hundred delegates
have already ?ent in their credentials.
Among the Interesting women hero Is the
national president, Mrs. Carrlo Chapman
Catt, now a resident of New York, but an
Ityiil woman by birth and education: Miss.
Mary O. Hay, the nationnl organizer; Mrs.
Kvclyn Holden, tho state president, and Mrs.
Sarah Whiting of Waterloo, tho editor of
the Woman's Standard, aro also to be here.
Tho following opinions were handed down
by the supremo court today:
fierni.in Savings bank against Drake
Itoollng company et nl. Polk tllstrkt, guur
nntv. reversed.
F.. 'Muuulng ngnlnst Marlon Poling et nl ,
Van Hunn district, modified nnd iillirmed I
II. M. Coleman against Warren Gammon
et ill. Outhrle district, nfllrmed.
H. Odendahl et al nsaiiiHt Thomas III. Ii.
Chris utubiie t ui, run-nil tiistrit t, ar-
firmed. Opinion by Mierwin.
W. Chumbeiinlii against C. c. Wolf. Hut
ler district, reversed.
At today's meeting tho exccutlvo council
approved tho amended articles of Incorpo
ration of the lowa Deposit and Loan com
pany of lfl Moines, tho House Hulldlng
nnd Loan association of Ilawnrden and
the Normal Savings and Loan company of
Cedar Falls.
There was a heated debate in the coun-
ii
Unyrn Dr. Ileiinett "Of Ulcctrlcnl
Trentmcnt by Sienna of Mr niec-
Irlo Uelt (an lln Found In ISTery !
City and lliimlrt In Hie Country-
Mj Ilrlt Huh (ii red 10,000 Wrilk
3lon niul Women AYlio Olntlly I n
tlnrfiei It. If Vlin Are ot Jut the
Mnn or AYoiuuii )im SlioulU Ilet
1 AVitl UuHnilili-e Vt.v licit to lie-
lure Vour ltnllt5." The Doctor
feny llln Siiccca, IIiik C illicit Forth
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Bolt will moJco yo-i u sound, healthy and
robust man or wom
an. Tho vitalizing cur
rent Roes Immediately
to the seat of your
weakness. Try It nnd
you will not bo disap
pointed. It will ea
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oure to be perma
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you HauHfactii-m from
in start and dai y
lmprovemcnts will b
noted, lt enlnxire, and
hardons ull muscles of
tho body find chocki
all lenses by day or
nlcht.
dii. nnxjiciT's raLiit'Tiiio iiklt
Is tho only one in the world that has
soft. sllkon, chamois-covered, water
chamber sponKO tloetrodes (Intent No.
31,7lf3, my exeluatvn patent, that prevents
that horrible bumlni? nnd bllsterliin cuus
d by all other mike, of belts if thoy
Blv any current, which have bar motal
electrodes, uiion which Vordlnrls will ac
eumulato. Verdigris la a deadly poison.
My Uelt haa lnterehani;eaol battry cells
Patent No. STS,044i; also my exclusive
patent, and can bo renewed when burned
out for only 7Do, no other belt ran bo
rsnowed for any price, nnd when burned
out Is worthleisit My electrical Suspen
sory for tho perfeot cure of men's all
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What you want la a curs. That Is what
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I havo cured 10,000 weak men and wumen
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They arw all uround vou I absolutely
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Lost Manhood, Varicocele. Hpermotor
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I, lie la too aliort, health loo vltnl
mill nioilfj too Unrd to net llieae
tliuea tn rely upon olnlina. I otfer
yuu prnofe. Do not be exprrliuruletl
Willi, I liellvrei In truth uutt plain
tiitrnirntn. "Trntli la the Firmest
uronntl 'upon tTlitcli people- crtn live,"
Write to mo for my eipuee of 'Tree
Trlitl" nnd "Py When Von Are Cnr
ei Colli erna." 1 nlll aliot yon Ibe
Irlok. If you have thoueltleasly pur
clmaeil one of tlieao Imltntloua of my
Uleetrle Ilrlt. aend It to me na liulf
liayniriil for one nf mine, If It burua
nil blister yon, or If It ttlven no current,-
nr If you itru nfraltl of vertll
Krl", I Ki.urniitee my Ilrlt ta laat h
lifetime, nnd the current untrr til
mlnali. Write today Sacredly confidential. I
have written a bonk "Tho Finding of tho
Kountntn of Eternal Youth " sent free,
postpaid, for the asking: Book will tjll
you uli about It Advlco without ccMt
riold only by
nr OCMMICTTEIoctrioCvll
Company,
IK lo ' I Duiiulu IHoeU,
Oppualle llutlrn'a,
Ilodae and lUtli Mo Onialm, eb,
HOU'ltU i m. to 6 p. in, 8undiyt, W to 1.
today over the asphalt paving
but uothlUK was accomplished
lldrcu Wtll MiirtiL III Slouv Clt.
flOt'X CITY, la, Oet 1" - (Special.)
of Iho ,0ft state Library association.
to bo held lu Sioux City Thursday and Fri
day of this week, will be one of the larget
and best ever held In the state. Mrs. Ho-in
N. Obcrholtzer, librarian of the Sioux City
library, Is greatly encouraged because of
the geueral lively Interest which has been
manifested lu the approaching meeting
Dr. I). Henjamln Andrews, chancellor of the
University of Nebraska, will mako nu nd
dress Friday evening In the assembly room
of the High school. This will be the first
meeting of tho state association at which
tho newly created stuto library commission
will make a public appearance, and the
presence of tho members of the commis
sion will ndd to the Interest and the value
of the sessions.
Itully n Denlson,
DL'NISON, lit., Oct. 15.-tSpeclal.)-A
rcpubllcuti tally was held at this place
Saturday night. After witnessing a torch
llpht procession by tho McKlnley nnd
Roosevelt club tho crowd preeeeded to the
ncrmnnta hall, whero for two and ouc
hnlf hours they listened to W. H. Emer
son of Atlantic and 11. I. Sallingcr of enr
toll. .
II tt r 1 1 ii u t ii n Mnn it Delimiter.
Hl'ItLINOTON. la., Oct. 15. -II. A. Kell
for years secretary of the school board and
a prominent attorney and highly esteemed
citizen, has been discovered lo be a de
faulter in a largo sum. He admits his
guilt nnd says his peculations extend back
several years.
l-'ulln front Trnnefr.
Al'DLUON. , Oct. 15. (Special i- Yes
terday evening the young son of Mrs. S. .1.
Ilogueson fell from a traj e?e on which hn
was pluylng and sustained u seveie frac
ture to one of his arms, btenklng it ;n
two pl'ices and crushing the bones of the
elbow,
I'lre u( Siillltnii, lull.
SI'LLIVAN, Ind , Oct. l.V-Thls clt w ,i ,
Visited tonight by one of the most ills
nstrotis tires in its history. Tim lire wic
caused by the overturning of u candle In
the basement of tho large detuiftmci.t
store of Iturioii Urns The llimes sntend
rupldl.v niul In spite of the efforts of tin
flru department Ignited the clrwtior elm ft
llttil llrcil the stnge nf the People's llicii'er
The lire Is not yet under control Vh -cennes
nnd Torre Ilutile h.ivo stinted n-iri
of tlielr tire apparatus to this tit ti spc
tiul tra'ns.
Hurton Urns.' slock and building, which
Includes the People's theater and numerous
other olllces, nro a total loss, which will
reutii $10O,O(in, partly covered bv lusm.ineo.
II 1 U Ciillftiriilit I'' I r mi I'nllv
SAN FHANCIKCO, Oct. Ifi-Th- co'i. mis
sion firm of ,1 Hrett ,V Co. tmlnv tiled i,
petition in Insolvency. Liabilities. .ln2.s'l,
assets, $21 liitt. The firm deals Ite.iWIy In
Oriental oimIm und Citllfornlu products. h
sides handling large quantities of i-nuutl
nilniiin Jules llrett tiled the ni tltlou. the
others members of the linn bulng rcMdrntH I
of Paris The principal creditors ere. i
T.udenlierg Thallium Co., New York, VI!
r.TO; North American Trust fumpuuv , New
York. .".!. 1 , First Nation, il bunk of thl, ,
titv, $l!).:'-'tti: (iiuir.uit v Trist cnmpimt i
New York, tu; Vi , n.inlt nl Cn1lfoir,i. S..
Francisco, $2i'.'.'le, ncencv cf the Hunk it
Montreal, $" 1M Numerous small cluiu
nmo lilting to $'h,ihi. ,u, held iiuim-. in
firm In Purls
If You are Tired
Take
Horsf old s Acid Phosphate
It nffords immediate relief in mental
and physical exhaustion and insomnia.
Genuine beats name HoKSronu's on wrapper.
Hail iwiuv:.ui:r;i:i.vi.,,.r. rrr irr
MANHOOD
jrf 1.1m V,tullp Hia nroarrlniinn .if n
1
03
l5vAfi Bui inTTOiinor Utveaeauf tli genentttvn orsann, audi 10 l.uat 3It.lil, lnor.nl,
A)Y1 12 ($ 'A IIm In lb Hack, nrniitiril CiuUal.ini, . ro.i. Ueblllt.r, IMtilpIra
44 VU tltaHtueen tc Jliii-r.T, i:ltiualln-: Irlna, Tarlrueele nnd 'unailiillna.
t'i. Wuf JlHolMHIi lew.o liy aay or nlini, -reveninciimMieoi "iTOJiVV.-."'';!"
"SJl'V -A-ihtl lea l, to ripHrmaiorrliu-n and ml tin horror, of 'mrmteiicy. I IM liF.N r.cleanes t.'.o
ffvuM lieer.lhe tulneysaua lUe urinary urjaiu of nil laipurules. 'U illii:rii; atreujUieiis
ftad reitoresamall weak oiean . , rn
Tliiiri-a.on aulTrrer-i are not ruierl br Dortorst,beeeiifeSOperrentar troubled wit i rrnat(lla.
Cni'iDKN'K tlio oiuy known retneer tu rare wliuoiil nn operauou. Men tiMllnitinbtlp. A wrltiu
BiurrtnteopUeii ami inoiu-y reinrm 'l if liNiieudocauoV eflect a peruiaueut cur. 1U liox.uior i.Oi,
y mall. Seinl fir I iikk rfr-uUr and lesilino.-m ,.
Adilr'., I V!I. JIMIkt I.m: ., I1. U. 'tx 5076, Han Friuichcu, CM.
foh sai.io iiy :iivi;its-iiii.i.o ..itt; lo.. iutii a. pvilnasl
Our Furnace Offer....
Wo will replai o any Hard Coal l-'urnai e in Council Hluffs
burnlnu 10 tons Coal or over, implicate tho eleunllncHs
and even heat and save one-third tho exponso heating your
house In uny house havliiK a proper sized Hue with the I'NDlJH-FI-3KD
FUItNACF. Wo abo i.ell the lioyntoti Furnace for Hard
Coal.
Cole'-s Original Hot Illast Heater fur Hard or Soft Coal. Tho
Favorlto Base Burner and Puck's Steel Itangcs.
THE FUEli
. e e o
Good Property
Is a Good Investment
Fifteen lots In a body for sale at a very reasonable pries. Then
lots arc located in Omaha addition and lie IiIrIi and dry. They
will make u splendid location for some factory. Several other lots
suitable for building purposesono of them especially will make
a fine location for a homo, bolns within ono bin, k of the motor
line and within two blocks of a school houso aud church located
In the western part of tho city.
Apply at
Bee Office
Council Bluffs.
4 Splendid
Wholesale Location
The building formerly occupied by The Hoe ut
!Ki Karniun street will be vacant November 1st .
It has four .stories. a ml a basement, which was
formerly used as Tin? Hoe press room. This will
be rented very reasonably. If interested, apply
at once to ( Kosewater. Secretary, Hoom 100
Hee Huildiiiff.
Ready November First
WM'Y
m t rri
1 .Vk
rf argue w!fh
JUKI
KIDNEYS.
nfftd men and
w onsen do not wait
'u:,ii.,' ure flat on
!- i- i ,i. M buforn
it uit n lief. Ilav
pa i or dull ache In
' 1 1 Mil : llavcoii
"' Are on norr-
. get dlo? Are
n ' ' l' ' Am von
to i ,is, water often
d- nri: n,. ,' ,t All tlicte
are ( h!ifrvii;,mi, widch If
jcutlo iicitiireti may result
I!.'.1".".'.''.. "' 1 uI'cn ln
To tun KIJiK.r Trouble Is lo
kill tit ((rr thnt caevi tb
s'tkntM. The only ntlvptlc
crj ("in ilcMMjtr, iourll
safety to the hurnia i)sltm Ii
m
$L
'i3f't-.r.AtV.
KIDNEY TABLETS?)
tVJHt-
vyiio w2.vt Avxa Xj a'iG
wlentlfeally prepared with Holldii ed I'onnal
nc'nUo con blued with rare rootn and herlu
in .king t'l. -n parol) and solely vi-Ri-tablo In
Maia- ter nt tl'e Mime tlinn the only remedy
wlili tt mcaiii destruction to the kidney gernn
- Dr. Ooo. Lclnlniior'a Forntaldehyd
Kidney Tablots It a now wondeful natural
nntiiJ.it c to the getm of Kldnn. liver nud
lilndilrr d'-cii'."vniid thetmlvers I tetitnnny
ftom tlio.e mlfeteit who have been rureA
h-ii l-een th.it they do kill tho lulTobes
th'-reii, i uring t I'i'-p dlKeae.
Fo.ll.n ,.vil In ion ilci I'unl M ffiil
tce-iiKfr, Oticvi tit.ut the tr Opo Lrlnlcgvr
Cticuitcat i . i hit ait-.
tU-nllcL ini.1 i frnr tnr the atkl&c.
dii. ceo! iIein'incsipu
lf!liALEH
iMfuanii'txilo'i rf'i (fiji.ii i n Mtl, Asth
ma lifl.T K'-vt fa trim1 !'"ltti 'i-umttIon
in 1 .l Sft r.ir f jLti'i I itnjr riiM'iiniM hultfii
KllktnnlPi Kt ' c'ri t nil r ctirt.
a skin or nr.,u rv is k joy iori vi r
DK. r. ril.lX (iOl'RAI l) S OkPNTAI.
CRI.A.M, Oil MACilCAt rtLAlll IP 11 R.
iicniiiiii Tan, l''mp'.i.
I i. klr. Moth l"(ilchc.
ts r.jr -. id swin ct ..
,T,r,,,r, nnu rterf
' 'ciiil'h on brnu't ,
u .-. tttlr dc-lc. -i
-. It hitn Htoo 1
tin- ft of CI
irn-r nnd In to
im in lrft wi tnM
It to hf eute It
properly irntUe.
An e(,t no enuulrr
felt of ilmllir
.i.i re- Or. I.. A.
iv eid to u ta.
tv 'if tie t'tiut-ton
p.ltlent):
1"P l!.,-ln I r,l-nm.
Will
mend 'i JOi 'HAITI'S citl'AM' the least
lurmful or all the Skin i i. ri.iruHo'is." For
stun bv ail In ignsts und Pnuey Ooods
Ulert in the- f S und H.iroiio.
I'UIII). T. IIIII'KI.NS, Pt-up'r,
H? Great Jonea Ht.. N. V
HOU'KI.L'S
Ik In ali i.: to tho
ibfo.it .-ind liron-
Anti-Kawf;;
I tllbi h I t
ires a cniigh nat
Hlls Inltn no
Hiilistitiite
RliEMTISM
. Hells Itheiimatie '"ire, a sure aii-l
, ' -in t-t remeih for rlii-i .rtatlsm. neiiralglii
s i. .tea. Iiimbiigo. gout Mas cured Miouv
a-us will cute nu Price tec a boa. small
ilzi tUc at ilriigglst or mailed
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1 i
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