Nebraska Newspapers

    TI7E cTMArrA DAILY TJKB: " V E P X R S D AY, OCTOIVR1? IT, 1000.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
MI.NOH MP.VHON.
Davis mcIIm fans
' Mr lillej." o-c-ut clear.
n. fixtures and globes at Hixhy'.i.
J in.- A. U. C. beer. Noumayer'a 'hold.
oilman. KciPtitlllf optician, 400 H'dy.
If M I ."fieri, expert optician, 23j Hd.v.
H hmldts photos, new and latest styles.
(uh photos Jl.r.0 dor.. William. 511 My.
I. llostettcr. dentist, Hnldwin block.
J.omp a beer. Haetike Iltiym-ti. sole ngcnl.
J & W tt'iiii Iwaril. hi. lltprt, m My.
Drink Hudwelsor b-er. I.. Itn?enfe!d, ag.
H K White, employment agency. 610 Hdy.
Horn to Mr .mil Mr. ). P. t'lumer of
H'fli'ilil. In M 'tl
i-.xhlblt iiihI mil- "f fSlbsnn pictures.
t.-x iiiibT tt ' . XB Hr.mdwiiy.
.Mli lima Dentler left yesterday f'"' '
- . I. .... ...I- ... Ulmlhl' til
Ml- i .1 Mirtlu i.f I'luilner street l
vlMiiiiu friend In nriswiiu, in. i
Met voiir work done lit tlie popular i.uki
liiuii'lrx 7JI Hrnn.lwny. 'I'tmiic 15..
V Kiiep. undcrtnltet. 2S Pearl street.
'I 'iph..n h- Office 9T: residence, 33.
Mm M It. Hue of Chicago lij Hi"
of Mm H. P. I in whom of Heverth avenue.
Mrs .lumen MrCube of Mnrnlngshle lef"
rr.iicrdiij on h visit to frlrnds nt ! railkll'i.
N l. ,
Mm t I'niiklln of Austin. Ill . N Win
fucil ol lier .niugiuei . ii"
l,r.
ludge "' Wheeler went ,"' , , ' I
rXrrnurt'u.e';:'" ' ' r"'l0lK,r 'Crm I
" There will be a xpe. lnl meeting tlilH even- I
t ,K of r.xrelflor Miisolile ln.IKe inr wnmj
i Mia first .I. mec
Mrs Kiniiri llolmnn lefi yestenlny rnr I
Itiittle i "reek. Mleh . where she will umleri;i
ironlirient .il .. nioltnrliiin.
tiiMirl..V" It. ense lm been tHU-l
( Kite i '"peli. n.l. iikcI K. nml AKnc !.
Mien i.kc.I 2l. both of Ibis city.
i .,!,,,. I .1 .1 Steii.lninii. lerk of ,tlc
i net nun es unirii'i i i .in. i- in
BlIen.lliiK the fall term "f federal enuil.
Mr. I". It. Mnihb- went vesierday to
Tearnev Neb. to visit her "on. Charles,
win. I- a Mod. nt it th" military neadetny
there
Mr .itnl Mi"i Ceorfie Damon of Wayne.
.el .ire In lb" city, the ituests of Air",
f 'anion s parents, Mr. nnd Mm. l.ouis
J'.urnniHilen
Mr nml Mrs Arthur .1 Mahnu. fonnir
residents of Council Ulutfs. are In
rtiv for a few days renewing old
th.
ii''-
fl'iamlances.
i' i: Tin ker ami K. It. IMKrlon h n e
r ,ne lo Kcikuk to attend the tneetliiK
the uraiil IndKO of the Independent Order
of Oild I'ellivvs
Mis I .a urn Wnots-cy. daughter of II. ri.
Wool.. formerly of this clly. now or
West IMalns. Mo. Is the uuest of Mr. and
Airs Tin lor Wiinlsey.
npeiili.i: sale nl Purity Ciindj Kitchen,
ras llroiiiluns . ShIUI'.Iii! Ciilille at one
biilf iisunl prices Itrlim litis ad and KCt a
wk "f AliKi'l I'm si tlkl'v flee.
Mr rfinl Mn- W. .1 lliilhuliv .nd
ilatiKhtet. liweinlelln. of S' uth Plrt street
left nerl.n for Shell. la. to attend
the mnriliiK' !' Ml" llalladin's lirother.
Tho l.iulles' Aid socletv nf St. .lohn'H
F.nKllsh i.uthiniu church will meet o
rii'.rrow aflernoon at 'J o'clock .it the resi
oeiice of Mrs. I.leb. 1ST South First street.
Sparks from a chimney set lire to "t1
root" of the Woman's Chrl.ithm assnclatl.i'i
h .spllnl about H o'clock yesterdit mornl'iR
and Knve the Hie .IciiartPienl a run. I In
tiurnliiK of few shinnies us the only
d.imaKe dune
Joseph Manef of lleudeisoii. I.i . w.is
hrnimht belore Culled States Commission
Wrluht esterilay, chaiuid with hn.it
I.'KpTlnK. He was liouti I ovtr to the fed 'ial
grund Jury and his bond fixed In the sum
of linn, which he furnished
The memhets ol the Mount Zlon It.ipllst
church hae inlsed jam, thinuKli th" efforts
of their nasi. if. Itev I'l D. Wilson, nirl
purchnseil a Imuse and lot on Avenue 1)
nnd Klevenlh street, widen 111 v Intend to
convert into a church bulldinc.
A comblli.itloii of children and matches
caused u blaze and Kave the tire department
n run last nlKht to the cottaKe lit .911
Avenue Ci. oe.upled by Mrs Koto New
enmb The contentH of one bedroom was
the extent of tho damaso before the lire
was extinguished.
The deed from HIchAi'd W. Keelcr .f
JlrldRepnrl. Conn., ihrouKh Clem l' Klm
liatl of this lty. altornev In rnel. convey
ItiK to N W Wells, as Iri.Mco for the
ni'ilor company. elKhly aires of land mi
tho south side of Lake M.i.i.iwa. was til "d
In tho county recorder's ..lliee yesterday.
Tim consideration mimed Is $.,filo.
The police received word last evenlliK that
Mlko Smith, under arrest at I'lattsmouth
ami wanted by the authorities here, had
Instituted habeas corpus proceedings to ae
curo his liberty. Hequlsltlon inipers for the
return of Smith lo this state have been ap
plied for to liovirnor Hbaw. Smith Is
wanted hero for alleged c.unplleit In the
theft of Jewelry. He ! also out on ball on
tho charge of stealing coal.
A building permit was li-sued yesterday
to Wallace A l!rut for the erection of a
two-story brick building on North .Main
ftreet. to bo occupied as a laundry and to
cost Jii.nmi. The old Scott house, one of
the city's landmarks, which formerly occu
pied thn site. Is being moved to the corner
of North F.lKhth street and Avenue O In
order t aceompllsh this it Is necessary to
construct a trcstlewnrk across Indian ctcek
near the Main street bridge.
An has been the case for several months,
the receipts at the i'liri"tltui Home last
week were agnlu below the financial needs
of tho Institution. In the general fund
they wele, SldfiU, being Ml Hi below til"
estimated needs for the current expenses
of the week, au.l Increasing I lie delli'lruc;
111 this fund to date to 4:t7 S'.'. In the
manager's 'nnd the rec Ipm were $1S
being J1S.2S below the li.e.ls of ihe wrek
and Increasing lb" dellclemy to date to
Jl'jI M In this 1 1. ml.
N. V. Plumbing Co., telephone 250.
To those who think of furnishing their
homes nn Invitation Is extended to visit
tho store of Peterson & Schoenlng. Mer
rlam block. Thoy have eerythlng you
want and will soil It to you at the lowest
rrlces prevailing anywhere.
Davis sells paint.
I'l'olilliltl.io Tl.'l.et Cited.
Tho prohibitionists of I'ottawattHiule
county yesterday tiled the following county
tlckflt with County Auditor limes, to bo
placed upon the ofllclal ballot; For clerk
of district court, I,. I,. Palmer of llclkuap
township; for county recorder, J. (J. Lemon
of Council Illutfs; for county audltur. Hiram
W. Allon of Carson, for county attorney,
h. W. Tulleys of Council lllulfs; for mem
bers of the board of supervisors, William
Whitney of Careon and Ilenjauiln Morris o.
Washington township. The petition con
tained 77 signers, whereas 2.'i only were
required to secure the ticket being placed
on tho ballot.
Il.ivo you ever looked over the good
poluta of the Kadtani Home lust burner '
Is the beat heating stove made ui
America Sold by Peterson & Schoenlng
Merrlam block, nnd warranted noi in
crack.
Fleece-Lined
Slipper Soles
AI.I. Sl.IiS.
HAMILTON'S
Shoe Store.
Negotiated In llastcrn Nebraska
ntt.l Iowa James N. Casady, Jr.,
IX Main St, Cu'ruicl! llluffs.
Sav Your wow fe
KAVINt.N, I.O AMI IHII.UIMi ASV.V,
1U; I'vliii Street, Council HlufTa, In,
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BLUFFS.
WICKIIAM ANTS CI W BONDS 1
,
Paving Contractor Balks Upon the Cer
tificate Idea aud Wants p. Change.
AUTHORITIES DEBATE THE PROPOSITION
I'orm of c('iii'iIpm Suiiutit l ItflliM'
fur llriiKiTK 11111I Alli'uril I" Hi'
of No Mure IJir-iiM" to
'I n lll J ei".
The ill council will meet tonight for
the special purpose of . ulisldi ling the up
piirutlon or k. .V wicKiiam unit miiiu
mint bonds be Issued to him In pltico of
ccrtltlentos for the paving Hint hit been
contracted for by the city. In making the
liroposltlon Contractor Wirkhani 1ms In
formed the aldermen that he could much
mere readily dispose of the bonds th.in the
certificates, as Investors lire not willing
in Inveit In certificates of such and va
ried HlllOlllltS.
t'lty Solicitor Wadsworth, to thom the
proposition has been referred, has Riven
1U opinion that the city .an legally Is-
stir the bonds In plate of the cert lllcntes.
'n)(. i'y nltorticy quotes secuon 3'.. ni
the code, which W iis follows
I'of the purpose of prnvlillmr for the pig
ment of the MVHi'iHnl .'list of nn. Mtteet Im
provement or sewer which Is to be or Irii'
been iiss.'Hfc.l upon the prnpfi'ty nbuttlui;
(hereon. lii.-ltidtliK nillnnK unit street rail
ways, liable for the payment thereof, .mil.
In cane of sewers, alfo upon adjacent prop
em. the council may bv ordinance or t.'so
lutton ptovl.le for the execution and deliv
ery of liondH for tin- amount of to much of
the nsM'sanil .'ost or any part iln reor In nu
ll. Ipatlun of tb deferred p-iwiient or the
aaspssiucnts levied therefor, inch bonds to
be tailed "Street I III ) it nvemellt liondu'' or
"Sewer builds " au.l Issued In auioi.nts of
$111. or miiltililex theieof not excel illnir
jl.fKni, ei i pi tlmt one bond i.iav he Issued
for the imio mt neeessarx- to make no the
exact ii i noun i of such cik'1, which shall not
exceed Jl.mio.
These hontls are payable only out of tho
special fund created by tho levy and col
lection of the assessment against the
.ibuttlnt; property, and In no other wn.
The only nbllKatlon assumed by the clly
Is to apply the money It shall collect as
the proceedK of the special assessment to
the payment of tho bonds and the same
obligation deolves upon the city In tho
case of certificates.
Section SI" of tho code provides that
such certificates, bonds and coupons shall
not make the city liable In any way, ex
cept for the proper application of sold
apeclnl taxes.
The city attorney is of the opinion that
these bonds should not bo considered or
counted In the financial statement of the
city, In fact, should be treated exactly
'is certificates would be treated. They
re, he snya, really only unother form
f certificates. In which tho sum to be
nme duo In any one year Is bunched and
put In ouo certificate or bond. They create
no other or different obligation upon tho
city than that resting upon it in tho pro
posed issue of certificates, nor do thoy
create any additional liability upon tho
properly owner. In support of his opinion
the city attorney quotes cases In which
the Iowa supreme court hna held that thcs
kind of bunds were not an obligation of
tho city.
Some of the city officials are opposed
to the issue of such bonds, bellevitiK that
they would Impair the credit of the city.
Another question Is, Where Is the Interest
on these bonds to come from that will
accrue between tho tlmo they become duo
and the lime that sullklent. of the special
assessment will have been collected to
pay them? In the ense of certificate.-, which
are paid by the Individual property ownur.
tho latter pays the interest that has ac
crued when he pnys the certificate. In
tho case of the bonds 'they are Issued
against the entire assessment of the cost
of the Improvement. A solution of this
problem, city officials say. must be dis
covered before tho bonds cun be Issued In
phice of the customary certificates.
It Is beautiful weather, but there Is no
telling when the change will come. Don't
let it catch you wll bout a good stove to
keep ou warm. Look at the Itadlnnt Home
biisoburncr or the King Pee hut blast be
foro you buy. Thero Is no other mnko on
tho market that equals either of thcae
stoves.
Peterson & .Schoonlng, Merrlam block,
are general house furnishers and will
give you the best In tho laud at prices
that will save you money from what tho
sumo goods will cost you In other stores.
More Claim l-'llril.
The clutms filed against thn banking firm
of Ofllcer & Pusey with tho clerk of the
dlBtrlct court yesterday only amounted to
about $3,500. Claims aggregating severil
thousand dollars were tiled against tho
Ofllcer cstnte.
S. (1. rndcrwood and .1. T. Oliver, cxe.
tutors under the will of the lute Captain
Daniel nicher, applied to tho court for an
order requiring the receivers to pay tho
money In the bank standing to the credit
of the estate on the grounds that It con
stituted a trust fund and did not form
part of the assets nf the firm.
The following is the property transferred
to tho receivers by Charles Otlleor. admin
istrator, which had stood In Ihe name of
Thomus Otllcer, trustee, urn! which really
belonged lo the tlrnr
Tho northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of sectlou ;:4. township 2S. rnngo
1, east, Cedar county. Nebraska.
Southeast quarter section 21, township
27. range, 1, west. Pierce county, Nebraska.
Southwest quarter and also west half of
'ho northwest quarter section 15, township
12. range 45. nnd all east of the railroad
n the southeast quarter of the northeast
lunrter, and the northeast quarter of tho
loutheast quarter, section 111, township S2,
-imge 45. Monona county, Iowa.
nicely furnished home is one of the
Lssibilitles of today at a minimum cost
nd at prices that are within tho range nf
II The best place to go to In order to
;vt the best and the most for your money
- at Peterson K- Schoenlng's, Merrlam
'Am k
No Joke lor Weir.
Deieitue Dan Weir was the ictlui of a
','Ltt.a! Joke yesterday morning. Ho ar-
esieJ a drunk at tho corner nf Pearl street
ml Hroadway and was forced to leave his
i. y-Ir htundins ugiilnst the nirb while ho
scoi ted iho Intoxicated Indlvldttul to Jail,
omeone placed the wheel for safety liiglile
o adjoining building and when the noted
euii returned lo get his wheel ho could
0 find 1; and nt mice Jumped to the con-
1 isioii that It had been stolen. Those who
ere In the p'a.- gave the detective n number
' tlews ami the entire police department
as no' I fie I to look out for a suspicious
.oiling man with a stolen blcuin. Whon
"r the wheel waa returned to him. the
i-ftlve was very wroth and could not ho
" ee where the funny part of the
Joke came In.
ItnnUruiilc; Xor,
One Involuntary and ihreo voluntary po -
tltlons In bankruptcy were filed in tho
1,'nlted States district court here jesterday.
The creditors of William K. Lewis of till
city. di'Hlcr In monuments, filed ii petition
nsklng that he bo doclnred k bankrupt. The
claims of the petitioning creditor are for
'TmuV.'Xnisworth. farmer of Wood-
bine, iisks the court to relievo him of hlj
small nmnunts.
' Labilities, nnrcniilln t:,.9no ;i',. Ills nsncts
; amount 'o $l.'.'"0 nml are all rhilnied on
, cxetn.'it.
Wallet M. Palmer, n telegraph operator
' of Logan, lias debts utuoimtliig to $2.015.S3
of which he desires to be relieved. Ho
has assets amounting to 2.15, all of which
he claimed as exempt.
Paul S. KborliRtt. a music dealer of lied
Oak, owes taxes, K0.St, secured debts,
$t,0."..in and titiFo.-urod liabilities. $18.0257
imiklllR a total of J2.MS.08, which ho desire
lo ho quit of. Ills assets amount to only
$20 and are claimed us exempt.
The King lice N conceded to be Ihe hot-
blast slave without nn equal nti ihn mnr- j
ltd. Peterson k Schoenlng sell them.
- - i
iiiiiii r I'lt.vNt him: t i:mi. vott.ii.
Only ,i I'eiv I'eople I list 'I'brlr llnlluls
nn Hie I'l'iipusl t Inn,
The proposition to grant the Muff City
IJIeclrlc Light and Win company a fran
chise, for a term nf twenty-tlvo years car
ried nl the sperlal election held in this
city yesterday. The returns from eleven
precincts chowed that l.lSH ballots were
nut. iS0 being in favor of the measure
nml .'.09 being ngatusl It. the proposition
thus currying by n majority of 171 votes
in the precincts heard from. The returns
front the Second precinct of tho Sixth ward
(Cut-Off) were not tecelved at the clly
clerk's oillce last night, but tho vote thero
ciinnoi alter the result.
The Mite cast was n ery light one, being
barely 2u per cent of that cast at the last
city election, and it wnn apparent that very
little Interest was taken in tho election and
very few of the buHln.sq or professional
men took the trouble to ovon cast their
ballot. Except for the fact that all the
saloons were closed In conformity with tho
law, there was Ilttlo or nothing to Indi
cate tnat an election was In progress.
Theero was absolutely not the slight est
excitement around any of the polling places
and In many of the precincts tho Judges
and clerks whlled nnay tho time by play
ing a friendly game of "seven up" or tell
ing yarns.
While thero was no organized opposition
to tho measure, yet the voto In several
of the precincts Indicated that there, wcro
nuiuy who were not In favor of It. Mayor
Jennings from the start has been opposed
lo the proposition and it was exported that
his ward, the l'lrst, would support him.
hut lo tho surprise of many, t he measuro
carried In both precincts, although In the
Second precinct. It had only six votes the
best of U. In the Second ward, the meas
ure carried In both precincts, hut In tho
Third wnrd the opponents carried tho day.
In the First precinct of tho Fourth ward
the ineusuro carried by thirteen voteB, but
was defeated In tho Second precinct by
twenty votes. The First precinct of tho
Fifth ward gave the measure a majority
of twenty-seven, hut In the Second pre
cinct the opposition carried tho day by
twenty-ono votes. Tho l'lrst precinct of
the Sixth ward gave tho franchlso tho
lttrgrnt majority of any precinct, 109 votei
being recorded in Its favor and only
twenty-live against. The vote by precincts
was:
For. Against.
.. 1,2
.. CI III
.. 87 5.1
.. M 10
First ward. First precinct. ..
First ward. Second precinct...
Second ward. First precinct...
Second ward, Second precinct
hum warn, f irst precinct
Third wurd. Second precinct 47
il
tl
5.1
;
4.1
Fourth ward, l'lrst precinct.
CI
Fourth ward. Second precinct.
Fifth ward, First lireclnct
Fifth ward. Sec. mil precinct
Sixth ward, First precinct
Sixth ward, Second precinct...,
.. 3.1
.. m
.. 21
..109
Totals
ton
509
Mil
Majority for 171
Anything In tho hardware line can be
found at Peterson & Schoenlng's, Morrlam
block.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cures coughs, colds.
School llimril Meellnu,
The rejection by tho board's architects,
Messrs. Cox nnd Schoontgen, of two suh-cot-tractors
suggested by (leorgo Hughes,
icuttnctor for the new High school build
ing, formed the topic for a heated and
lengthy discussion nt tho meeting of thu
Hoard of Kducntlon last night.
I'nder the plans and specifications em
bodied In the contract, tho architects
hnvo the right to reject any subcontractor
who In their opinion thoy deem Incompe
tent. They asked the board to ratify
their action in rejecting thn two
subcontractors namoil by Hughe, as
tho latter had refused to submit others
until the matter was referred to tho board.
This courso wan atrenously opposed by
Member Stewart. During tho discussion
and objections to tho specifications raised
by Stewnrt It developed tlmt these speci
fications had never boon read before the
board, although accepted by It.
After a discussion lusting upwards of nn
hour. In which Member Swaino urged the
beard to ratify tho action of the aichl- I
tens, the matter whb finally disposed by
being laid on the table. 1
The architects suggested the aubstitu- 1
Hon of mottled brick In place of tho
pressed brick specified In the plans and I
they wero glcn full latitude to use their I
own discretion in tho matter. Tho mot-1
tied brick cost $2 per 1,000 more than tho I
pressed aud will Involve au extra outlay I
of about 3300 If used. I
It was decided to close the schools on
Friday, November 2, to afford the teachers
an opportunity to attend thn sessions of
the Southwestern Iowa Teachers' associa
tion. Superintendent Clln'otd was granted
permission to organize a class to study
methods of tcnchlug. He explained that
the class is to be for the benerit of aspir
ing teachers and those who are at present
acting In tho capacity of substitute
teachers.
Tho superintendent of buildings and
grouuda reported that the Literary so
ciety, which had been given tho use of
tho Clark school house, hud used all the
fuel belonging to tho district and the
matter was referred to the committee of
thn whole lo lnestlRale.
A meeting lo approve Contractor
Hughes' bond Is to bo cnllr.l by tho presl.
dent as soon as the bond, which Is being
furnished by a guaranty compart), is re
ceived here.
The report nf Superintendent Clifford for
tho first month of the school year, ending
Ortober 5. gives tho following stiUlstlcs:
Total number of pupils euiolled 4,D7ii
Hoys ;,si9
lllrls y.jsii
Average dally attendance 4,l07.n7
Per . cut of ntleiidanco fCi.72
Number of cases of tnidiuess 107
Number neither absent nor tardy 2,21
"I huvo always usod J'aiey r. Ilonr.y and
Tar cough medicine nnd think It the host
In the world," sh's Chns. (lender, a news
dealer of Uric. I'a. Take no substitute.
Myers-Dillon Pi u Co.. Omaha; Dillon's
Drug Store. Soui h Omaha
1 Don't burn vour old wool mattress,
1 Morgan C- Klein will do thim nvnr hv thn
inew process better than new -112 South
Main street.
DECISION FAVORS PRISONER
Theodore Bertorli, Now in Iowa Peniten
tiary, Will Be Sot Free.
CASE HAS BEEN STRANGELY INVOLVED
.Iter from Ihe Philippines Mnivih
Hint Hie Iiiottruc til I"' I'IkIiHiir
nnd Ivllllim Aiiii'rlcniiw In Hope
of llr.iiin Ili-lnn lllei'te.l.
DKS MOINliS, Oct 111. iSpechll Tele
Krnni.i Ily decision of the uprenie coutt
this morning Theodore Henoch, who for
motii thuti two years has been nn Inmate of
the state penitentiary nml whose sentence
was for life, will be cd t llbert). Fate Iiiis
been playing a peculiar game with Henoch
since September 12. 1S97. Ills strangely In
volved ease has twice demanded the consid
eration of the supreme court. A year ago
last April It reversed the decision or the
district court because Henoch had been
convicted of second Instead of first degree
murder, but u petition for n rehearing was
immediately filed by tho state and for an
other year and a half Henoch has been
awaiting thn werd from tho court of last
report. It enine this Morning In Henoch's
faor again, but for a different reason. Tho
pica or Ihe state that the Instructions to
Ihe Jury were not prejudicial to tho de
fendant und that the supreme court should
not hnvo reversed the ensn on the gtounds
has equally dliided thn court. Justice Wat
erman. Irfidd and Pherwln ilNscntltig, and
so under the law It stands affirmed as with
out prejudice to the defendant, although
thn court Is united that thn Instructions
wero erroneous. The ense was reversed this
morning on grounds of Insutllrletiry of evi
dence, something that was not even consid
ered In the former opinion.
Tho opinions handed down were-
Stale ngnliist Theodoro Hertoch, Clinton
district; reversed
W. li. Hiu'.iii, trustee' of Ksttiv X- Ciimii,
agnliisl W ,1. Curr and Charles S. Iliad
mIihw. Polk district: iilllrtned
liimes K. Hook ngHlnst the flarlleld Coal
enmnnnv. Mahnska count v; reversed
1 tan llornk against Lewis II. Thompson.
Poweshiek district, nfllrnied
le Molue Pnllee Itrenril.
It has been a long tlmt since one day's
criminal record assumed such large pro
portions ns that of today. The safo In the
ofllce of the Chicago Lumber company was
blown open, the proprietor of Ilorg's gro
cery store was held up while his money
drawer was robbed; J. W. (Ircager was
held up, beaten Insensible nnd robbed on
the Walnut street bridge und divers other
crimes of lesser nature wcro reported to
the police within the last twenty-four
hours. Nono of the robberies were of any
groat Blze.
Tho republican Btntn central committee
today received a letter from the Philip
pines which will surely be In evidence In
Iowa nnd the entire country during the
remainder of tho campaign. The letter was
written by Sergeant Coorgo W. Wllklns
of Company O, Thirty-ninth regiment, V.
S. V., and was directed to his father, W.
L. Wllklns. who Is general manager of the
Sioux City Plow company. It Is dated nt
San Pablo, province of I.agunn, Luzon, P. I.
After describing the enndtttotis of weather
aud location of the troops, etc., tho letter
says:
Scleral official puperK of Insurgent origin
coming from Generals Molrnl nnd Callles
have gotten Into the bands of the Ameri
cans here, C-i plain Kreoier having copies
In Ktlgllsli of several which not onli state
tlmt their friends,- the ilenincruts, wl'l tak
cure of them after November, but ten Ikov
every American's death decreases AleKln
ley's voto one nnd Increases the light nhenil.
This Is no lie, either. I hnve rent th
papers. It seems pretty tough to think that
a rebellion should be stlrted tip .mil kent
allvo hy our own people.
Organization Is the keynote of the
twenty-ninth annual meeting of the Iowa
Kqual Suffrage association which met here
this morning. Mrs. Kvelyu Helden of Sioux
City. prestdenL of the State assoclatlou,
called tho meeting to ordor. .Miss Hay,
the national orgnnlzer. was Introduced. Stic
said: "Kqual suffrage can never bo de
feated. It has never been defeated and
It never will be. We need better organ
ization with which to carry forward tho
work. Personally 1 do not bellovo that
wo can succeed until wo hnvo every woman
who believes In equal suffrage actively In
terested In tho work. Then and not until
then will wo be ahlo to make a showing
that canuot be resisted or that will not
suffer longer postponement."
Tho convention oponed with a very small
attendance, not more than fifty being pres
ent, but tho majority of theso were from
out of tho city nnd the state officers de
clnred the showing to be us good as could
bo expected for tho first session. Com
mittees were named. Tomorrow the con
vention takes up the reports of the officers
from overy county in the state.
From one to a half-dozen carloads of
new furniture received every week at the
store of Petefaon & Schoenlnp, Merrlam
block.
Itfilul fin- "linn City.
SIOL'X CITY, la., Oct 10.-( Special. 1
Charles N. Hunt, tho "lawyer ovango
11st." has been engaged to conduct a pro-
Pain in the Back
O.VR Oir T1IIJ FIHNT lUICTIO.V.S OP
KIUM3V IHSK.tttK.
Hundreds of mnn nnd womnii have
brrn urrf hr that crratrnt f n
remedies, ''lll'UV.W
MANT I'KUHONH AK13 VICTIMS TO
KIDXIJV DIHKAKi; H"OR MONTHS biforo
thoy realize h. Symptoms may bo prt
nnt that aii meioly annoying- at first
symptoniH thai do not crunta a great
amount ot stiff ei Ing- and onn Is apt to pa)
but little attention to them until the .l
case Is far advunoud. Itlght hera Is when
peoplo make .1 great, fjreat error. Orjanln
lestoiis do not cuio tuemuclves, and whui.
destructive j. meets hsu ono bet In it
jirogrei'sen 111 in serious roiults talis pinto
If peoplo would pay more attention to the
premonitory sjmptoms. and provide them
selves with treatment then, there would fcn
but few fuuhtlcn from organic: kldunv dl
eaBo. rhtr it a remedy that never fall
In sueh disorders, and that rumedy u
1J I'D 1 AN'
HUDYAN crrestn the destructive proriss.
It prnvanu the kidney structure fr,m
breaking down and wanting- away coll by
cell. Itl'DYAN promptly relieves puln. In
the back. If .orrectf Inability to hold urini
and tho H. aiding upon p-imjIiik It IU'DyAX
cnrrrctii unj Irritation of the kidneys or
bladder. Itl'DYAN has cured many
er ouhea of Dlnbtten and JJrluhfi D:
ease. It wIM do c again IM'DYAN
strengthens tr.o kidneys If they are wrik
If your kidneys are affrctud you jurxly
want the beM remedy obtainable HtM't.
AN Is that remedy, for Hl'DYAN bus
W.-'i'"1 " othor remedies have failed
Hl.nTAN has established the conll.lenc
and pralie of a multitude of people for It
has restored health to a multitude of pej.
pie.
Ht'DYAN Is for sals by dniKlsts-EOo a
packaae. or tlx paokng-es for Jl.M.
If your druggist .lot not keep Ht'DYAN,
tend direct to the IIl'DYAN KEMRDV
COMPANY, San Francisco, California.
You may consult the Hi'DYAN Doctors
about your rase FIIRIC of UHAnOB,
WHITE.
Druggists Kuhn & Co Sherman & Mc
Connell Drut Co,, Myers-Dillon Drug- Co.,
J. A, KulUr 1 Co., Chan. H Hchanfer, J H,
Schmidt, Omaha. Camp Uros, Council
Blurts. Dillon Drug "o . South Omaha aii
ll aud recommend Kudyan.
traded series of revival meetings in Sioux
City tinder the auspices of the Sioux City
Ministerial association, which believes .the
town Is in need of a religious awakening.
INDICTMENT AGAINSTi WILCOX
Ihmh Mnn Is Held li Hie Urn nil Au-f
Cor Killing His
I "utile I'.
HOCKWKLL CITY, la . Oct. 1G -Itfpe-ilal
i Tho grHinl Jury, which has been In
session since List Monday, returned alt
Indictment against Henry Wilcox, yuuiig
man about 20 years of ago. resldltiK about
four "nlles south of Lake City, for murder
In the first degree, i hnt'gltiK him with kill
ing A. J. Wilcox, the defendant's father, on
tho 3oth day of last April. Judgo Church
refused the defendant ball and ordered htm
Incarcerated In the county Jail. Tho case
will probably bo tried at this (October)
term of court. County Attorney W. F..
(J ray will prosecute the case and MrCrary
brothers of Lake City will defend. A. J.
Wilcox, tho miirdeied man, was a tenant
and for sixteen years prior to his death
lived on what Is known as the Stewart
farm. He was the father of eleven chil
dren, most of whom are grown, three of
the el. lest daughters being married. Mr.
Wilcox was known to his neighbors to be
nn excessive drinker, and as a man who
was at nit times cruel, unjust and very
profane, and who seemed to delight III
making those arouud him unhappy, and
In thin ho seemed to bo very HUccessfuI.
He Is said to have resorted to physical
violence at times upon both Ins wife
and children. The elrcumstatices leading
up to the killing are said by members of
tho family to bo In substance as follows.
Monday. April 30. A J. Wilcox got up about
t o'clock and began the tlnv by swearlnv
el. his wife. After breakfast he began to
abuse the children and picked up a thair
und :itarted to strike tho dofen.lHnl. but
was prevented from doing so by Mrs Wll
cox, who seized the chair. The defend
ant und his brother then started out t
do the chores, and as soon us be lfi tin
house Wilcox began to abuse his wife for
Interfering when he went to strike the
defendant, striking her in tho fine and
otherwio ill-treating her. The testimony
of Sidney Wilcox at the coroners iuqu. "
was that about ll o'cln.-k he nnd bis fmh. r
went Into the Held lo harrmi nnd lb
about nn hour afterward the ilefen.b.in
eamo Into the field with a gun nnd beg."
to shoot squirrels around the llebl T
defendant stopped and talked to sidm
who left his team and together lite sur.
across tho field In the .llreiiion ol He .
father, who saw them coming nnd stopped
his team and came to meet them. flounn
lug nn open pocketknlfe and telling 'b
defendant, that he would disembowel bun
If ho did not nt once get nut of the field
The defendant warned him lo stop, but b.
continued to advance with his tight hnnd
raised and ready to strike, mid when
within about ten feet of him the boy fired
the Jlrst shot, which took elfeet beneath
the right arm. but did not cut the muscles
of tho side and arm nulllcleut lo cau.e
him to relax his grip of the knife. He
continued to pursue the defendant, swear
ing he would kill li I m. nnd the defendant
then fired the second shot, the entire
charge striking his father on tho right
side of the face and passing through the
left eye, carrying the cje with It and
causing instant dentil.
III7AIL CASH MiAIVI.ini V CITY.
OH Vlckory Will rriilinlily Win Out
III the I'liuil Decision.
SIOUX CITY. la.. Od. !. (Special Tele
gram. I Judge Shlrus of the federal court
hatt made a decision in the ease of Otis
Vlokery et al against tho clly of Sioux
City et al. which gives promise of a nnal
decision in tho same case which would
rost the city of Sioux City between J50.000
nnd $100,000. Vlckery brought action on tho
grounds that money which should have
been applied In taking up Improvement
bonds held by him hnd been used to take
up other Improvement bonds.
Acting under Instructions the city treas
urer lias maintained only three district
Improvement bond funds and has taken up
bonds without such reference as to whnt
property had paid In the money. In the
ruling Just received Judge Shirks overrules
the demurrer of the city, nnd In his opinion
seems to make It plain what his final de
cision will he. There Is another case
pending, Parson Leach & Co. against the
city of Sioux City, la which tho same Issues
aro involved.
II Id Itlver lit IJiiliuntir.
nCDUQUK. la.. Oct. 16. The Mississippi
river Is within eight Indies of the danger
lino tonight, nn extraordinary height for
this time of year.
1 will guarantee
that my Kidney Cura
will cur P0 per cent.
Cf all forms of kidney
ooiuplatnt nnd In
many instances tht
moat otrlouii formi ot
llrir.bt s disease. If
the distune Is cota.
pllontrd cnd a four
nunco Tlul of urine.
Wo will analyze It
and urivlso you frta
what to do.
I It all -nrH.I. I.Vl Till. finl.l4 ta Ildltb
arfl uuiltMl ailTlo rr. 1000 jirra .. rung.
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IS Before you
ears
Good Property
Is a Good Investment
Fifteen lots In a body for sale at a rnrj reasonable price. Thus
loin aro located In Omaha addition nnd He high and dr. Thoy
will make a splendid location for soma factory. Several other lots
sultabla for building purposes one of tbem especially will m.ikn
n fine location for a home, being within one blook of the motor
line and within two blooks of a school houca aad church located
In the western part nf the city.
Apply nt
Bee Office,
Council Bluffs.
S3:
IOWA FARMS FOR SALE
DAY & HESS, HO Po
Hnve for Niile 11 lnruf list of Improved
f-Kct'tlilc- lilli.lnl nlxo rrnldriice it n.l
nml O11111I111. .lOMK FA U.MS 1
IliO acres Hazel Dell twp., 11 miles ne C.
good buildings, $15 per aero.
SO acres near Crescent, well Improved, $45
pur acio.
CO nctea 5 mllc3 east, good bulldlngH and
fruit, $r0 pn: acre.
C0-acro fruit farm, near city, good Improve
ments, $1.10 per acre.
30-acrt fruit frm adjoining city, ?6,000.
The iiIiiim" In only 11 mimpli- tif r
5 per cent Interest, Tr li-ilionc It 1-1.
What's Your Hair Worth?
Is It worth taking caro of now?
Do you want to prevent Its got
tlng thin, grny and falling out?
Tuke caro of It now so that
when you nro older you will not
regret tho neglect.
If your hair has been nig
lected tho halr-folllcles become
diseased.
("runltonlo Hair Food Is the re
sult ot years of scientific Inves
tigation. It cures dandruff and
prevents falling hair and bald
ness. If you would test It take ad
vautago of this offer ot
FREE HAIR FOOD
To convlnro every render of
this paper that Craultonlo Hair
Food will atop falling hair, make
hair grow, euro daudrult and
Itching scalp and that It la the
only hair proparntlou lit to put
on thn human head, we will send
by mall, prepaid, to all who will
Kond their nnnio nnd nddrcsa to
tho Craultonlo Hair Food Co.,
1 10 Temple Court, Now York
t'lty, a sample bottle of Cranl
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aku of Bcnlp tioap,
FOR SALE
Huiim' of 'o looms, cellar, city water and
bHtb. 4 bloilis ftoin I. (., 1.400.
ti loom house on Mynster Ht , $1,600.
S-ioom house, panlry. closnls, city water,
.einetited lollar. nico lot, fruit and shade
irees, ' blocks from I'. O., $1,000.
(lood D-room hoiiso, with hath and closet,
cellar, city water, clstorn, good barn; only
$l.r.oo.
Hmwo of 4 rooms, pantry, cellar, coal
house, city r.ator; $8.MI. $r.O down, balance
muiiHily.
.-room house and room to lliilah two more
1001D8, city water, good repair; $1,100. $100
down, balance monthly.
line house of lo rooms besides basement,
bath. rloBct. pus, furnace, laundry room,
water on three floors, cholre locution.
100-acre farm, nearly all In cultivation,
kout-e, bum well, etc, J2.' 00 per acre.
Johnston & Kerr
(15 Hroadway, Co Bluffs.
The Youth's Companion,"
Bo.iton, Mass.
JIavo your teeth attcndctl to call Jinrl
got our pricos and soo for yournolves
how very roaeonable thoy aro. Wcinoin
ber it copts no more lo'havo gnotl work
tlinn il does to have poor.
. , . Telephone 115
I. A. Woodbury, D. D. Go unci I Bluffs.
n 0& n Nnvt t
-tt
arl St., Council HI nil's,
furm, clileUt'ii riliielie, fruit anil
Illinium iro,ierl. In Con licit lit 11 If
lfiO-ncres Missouri bottom land, 8 miles si
city, $10 per acre.
600 aero mock farm near Karllng. Selby Co.,
cheap
S20 acres In Silver Creek twp., $0 per ncre;
well Improved.
213 acres lino bottom land In Itockford twp.,
$42.50 pai acio; well Improvod.
list. JIO.M'.Y 1.0AM1I) ON l'AIIMS AT
DEALERS SELL THEM
Charter Oak Stove & Range Co
MAKE THEM.
ST. LOUIS.
"Krug
Cabinet"
If not, you have mlsicu a good thing.
This exquisite malt brveriigi) Btauda on a
unique btuln. It sells Itself. Its fame and
reputation la the enry ot many. The palata,
the buaeflclal resultu achieved "wltbln" tho
Inner man are the oul; and real Judgis of
Its merits. Approved of uy them, It tri
umphantly enters Innumerable household.
Whom Cabinet cnteu, doctors and dru
tills exit.
iiHrvi:n 11 v
I'ltui) kii 1. (i iwiHU'iXf; c.o
I'Iiii'ik 4"-U. .1.11 A tl A. .;
Dr. Kay's Renovator
Uiiurantrcd to curs tin vtuy worse caNi
of UyrbCbuU, . oiib ipatlon, bilious hea.ii
ache, liver and kldneyt At ilruvvlsts. 'fHj
and $1 Band for lTt Hutu;. -', Free Hoata
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. o ,
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