NEWS OF INTEREST FROM
COUNCIL
MINOR MCXTIOft.
tv1s eolla drugs.
Ntoekert sells rsrpeta and rugs.
Mela beer at Neumeyera hotel.
Wollmtn. scientific optletan, it B'T.
Kim Isabella Campbell la homo from
rUU In Oriswald, la.
Hon. J. T. fwineomb of Fort Dodge wtt
a Council niufTa last owning.
Only I dsys more of the 2" pr rent die
count aaio at Alexander a Art "lore.
Missouri oak body wood. V M cord. Wll
ta Welch, 22 N. Main street. Tel. 12.
Vincent McDormott and Frank Uevlne
have gone on a visit to Atchison, Kan.
Tha Woman's Ft-Hef corps will m-t this
afternoon at t In Grand Army of the Ke
publli hall.
t'nlty guild of Ureae Episcopal church
will meet thle afternoon at l at the home
f Mr. Huberts,
John Herio, r., and L. It. Ilypee of the
John Hno company have gone to New
Tork- on bueJntea. .
Mr. W. H. Campbell of Mlaaourl Valley
la gueat of har brother, Fire Chief Tern
jlUf. and family.
A flashlight picture of the memhera of
the police trim wa taken laat evening by
CUy Auditor Evana at the city hail.
Tha funeral of Thoma Fox will ha thle
afternoon al I from Hi. Krencia Xavler a
church, liurlal will be In St. Joseph ceme
tery. Mra. Sullivan and two children and Mr.
Howe of Colorado City are gueete of Wil
liam Powers and family, 1 Mouth Ninth
treat.
Henry White, a frmr of Mill county,
ha bought reld"nce property on Seventh
avenue and will remove there with hi
family,
Mse Madge Penny haa been re-elected
superintendent of the Woman'a C'hrlatlan
Association hospital for the third conaecu
tlva year.
Mra. W. A. Travis of Mlddleflald, O. la
attest Of Mra. Chsrlea II. llrajtley, iti Wll
low avenue. Mra. Travla waa formerly a
vFr.J. Montgomery will entertain the
memaera or tnuncii murrs ramp, woodmen :
of the World, their famlllea and Irlemta In I
Woodman hall tonight. I
Member of th Grape Grower' Rhlnnlng
aaeoolatlon have aiila rlbed for tl.omi of the 1
e,0w etork nereeaary for the conatructlon
of the aaaoclallon a proioed building.
Tha funeral of A. li. Hmlth will he Hatur
ay aftvrnoon at t:f o'clock from the
family rmldenre, 711 Houth Hlxth atrect.
Uurtal will be in Walnut Jilll cemetery.
W, H. Taherman, who recently realgned
a ticket clerk for the llllnola Central in
thla city, haa bought a farm In Mlnneaota
and will move there ahortly with hla
family.
Tha funeral of William Wlckham will he
thla noon from tha Catholic church In w.
ton. Kev. Father Keeley will conduct the
aervleao. liurlal will ba In the Weatun
cemetery.
John Morgal, 1220 Pleaaant atreet, wa
found to be Buffering from emallpox yea
trd.y and wa removed to the pethniie.
K1 Wll. ox wa -rla4 yeeterday from
th peathuue.
Mra. A. K. Jonea la atlll under the doc
tor cere and waa unable to appear in
police court agaltiat her huaband yeeterday.
The raae waa continued. Jonea haa been
unable to furnlah ball.
Detective Kd Smith, who effected the con
vlotlon of Abner Iceland, charged with tha
theft of a valuable team, wagon and har
neea, and who entered a plea of guilty
Tueeday in Olenwood, will receive a re
ward of fiiO.
Th funeral of Frederick Sperling waa
yeaterdny afternoon from th family real
dence, ta Avenue E. Itev. T. J. Markay of
omaha, aaalated by Rev.' O. E. Walk, rec
tor of St. I'aul'a Eplaropal church, con
ducted the aervlce. Mre. Robert Mullla,
Mlea Mflntyre, Charlea Haveretock and
W. H. Ktedon eane. The nllnarArfl mmr
t hru Straub, Ieter Thoil. Theodore N.t
tnuraan, mcnara iioiai, j neouor lae
owakl and 11. iiurdorf.
What HI Henry clalma I the beat
mmsirei anow, he ever preeented will an
pear at the Dohany
al the Dohany "theater tomorrow
matinee and nliht, Th
organisation le a
vT7 large ana expeneive one, everyining
about It 1
mini or me very oeai ana eirirny
in the lataai line. Klght comedian, talk
ing enmedlana, alnglna ooniedlana. danrlna
comedlans and mualcal comedienn,
double
quintet of dngera, a double orcheatra. and
ZtZ. I,"Vy i?,"ai oiaao ving
oene from Ireland oceiii ifn.m the fader-
land and balmy lialy ana France, eminent I
men ana noted plncee. 111 Henry
aoloa and numeroua other apeclaltl
In cornet
e.
Plumbing and beating. Blxby A Son.
.Thlevee Warns t mm Kat.
Th police mad publlo yeeterday th fact
that Wolfsen's aroeerv etore at 1227 Wcat
Broadway had been broken Into and robbed
Tueeday eight. Tha tblevet effected an en-
trane by cutting out a rear window. One
tnalda they mada tbemtelvea at home, built I
a fire In th ttov and enjoyed a luncheon
of cracker and canned good. When leav. r ta city or certain avenue aad atreet 1 voca mualo aad dldactlca, making aa av
Ing they took tha small chani. amounting WM Bot '" up yeeterday afternoon, but area af S ear cent .with no erada below
to It, from tba eaeh reglater, aoiu tobacco,
cigar, ctoBea goods, itveral ban of toilet
op and an overcoat. Later tbey dlacardr j
tha overcoat, which wai found near tha
motor bridge. Th burglary waa reported
to th polle Wednesday morning, but the
matter wa kept quiet, a th officer fard
that II It waa mada publlo tb thieve
would leara that tba robbery bad been dis
covered. .
i -1
William llawley Smith next Saturday
evening at Broadway M. E. church.
Nleholeaa'a Bhoalder Oat af Joint.
Charles Nicholson returned borne yester
day from Joplln. VI., and I laid up at hi
bom with a dlelecated shoulder. Th In
"""W",
p wag riding with th driver of a bos
cart, going to a fir. Tb cart waa upset
while turning a sharp corner and Mr. Nich
olson waa thrown to th ground with great
tore aad eou,ld not ba removed to hla bom
here until yesterday.
, Davla eellt glass.
Harry Beach and Mlaa Laura rilcklnger
at tbla City and H. E. Kelley of Clarlnda,
ara applicable for th pealtloa of court r
carter ia Judge ThoraaU'g court. Th re'
ignatloa of O. 0. Oaston, present court r
porter, take effect at th cloee of tb
present term. Kelley we formerly court
reporter la Blous City, Ferguaoa la
porter for th superior court
Real Batata Traaafere.
These transfer were filed yesterday
la
th abstract, title aad loaa office of JN W.
Squire. 11 Paarl (treat :
Ueoraa II. Majrna to II. A. Houah.
trveiea. pert nH a1 -7-t. w. d 1,1)
jam wuq
and wire to Ueura J.
wuo. s net is-ts-sj. w. u
am to llenry Wild, n ei la-Tt-
Ora i"Hviid"' and" wife' ' ta " j." " w'.
Wild. ewU ewVa 1 T-U. w. d
Jemee W. Roland and wife to George
C. Krandt, lt t, bio. k 1 Juvlsoiis
1st add to Nanla. w. d
Fremont limlanita and wife ta lit-
i.aio
l.STl
l.tM
thiae Stori.!. I acre In aw covuer
be ne )e-7T-n, w. d
Jj. C. Maruuardt and wife to Charlea
Schmidt. Jr.. lota I. 1 aad lo. Wik k
a, UafMUardl'a euUllv to Avoca,
w. d
yYed Niemann and wife ta Charlea
0
k nmxiv. er. ana jr.. unaiv i-e 01 e
f lot l block i, Avooe. Q. o. d l.tOt
TtiooM J. aivana to F. t . I oui and
K H. lueee. lota t 11. IL It. li. IT.
1 and is. V vans' aubdlv tf block 14,
Mill add. w. a
10.M
Ileir of Agnea A. Kvana la same.
eme a. a. d...
JPollawatianile Inveetment oompany
t Wliilajn Fttserald. part of lot 1
piwa a caeaay 0 aoa ta
Council
biuna, q. . 4
TetaU atevaa traaarere
Marrlaa Meeaeea.
Utaaeaa ta wad were leaued yeeterday ta
Ua fwilowtag?
N a m &ni RaskSaar. Jim.
'fA Ua.iu 1 lunlft Council Rlnffa .........St
Vluue Muetltenvr;, CiKincll lilufte 1
Itarrr tl ver." Souik Omaha ,....M
Uuf kk aielley. fVrt Cruk, Ne.
BLUFFS.
ANTAGONIZE GREAT WESTERS
Coieiln:n IUfi U CHt CieHtioni fr
Fnffii Xfeptvt
RAILWAY THRtATtNS TO RETALIATE
Renreeeatotf veo Deelar Tersalaals
Will Be Ilaeed la East Oaeafc
lalesa City Ag-reee ta lla
Teraa.
i
Tb elty ccunell will refuee to glv tb
Oreat Western railroad permission to tt
toad It freight depot Uo foot into Ninth
avenue, a provided In tha right-of-way
ordinance. Tbla aa dotcrmlaad upon yea
tarday afternoon at a atar chamber aooalon
of tha eommlttae of Ih whole of tba ally I Tb title of tha bill drafted by Superln
eouncll. held behind cloaed door In the I tdent MoMaaue 1: As act to racuUt
mayor', office. Tb aecret (eaaloa followed I oxamlnatlos and eertlncatloa of all
an open meeting of tha committee In tb 1 superintendent., aupervl.or. principals and
council chamber, at which property owner
whoa Intereata are affected by th advent
of th Great Waitern Into tb elty were
preaent.
Tba atar chamber aon waa tb rult
of a auggeatloa made by Aldermen Mc
Donald, after aa
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affnrned a nMmh.r r .ltl... nM...t
expr. their lew and wl.hea la tba '
matter of granting concession to tba In- I
min r.u..A tk.
were Inv't.d Into the aee.lon ia the mavor'a 1
olllc. but tblr tay there wa of ibort ,
duration, McDonald. nrumablr rallain I
Preeenc. of tha reporter, would'
" '
men ob tb rrdinanc before them, put on
nia overcoat, and with th remark that
"there (earned too ataay councllmen prea
ent," left tha room and went back Into
th council chamber. Ha had barely left
tha room when Alderman Brown waa tailed 1
with a dealre to abaent hlroaelf, and then
Alderman Hammer, fearing that tb atar
chamber tetaloa would fall for want of a
quorum, auggeited that tb abeeae of tba
reporter would b preferabl to, their
preaence.
Reporter Invite ta Oa,
Tb four reporter preaent failed to tak
tha bint and at a if glued to tbalr chair.
Than Alderman Hammer mad a motion t
tb effect that tha reporter be requested
to leave th meeting. The motion waa tar
ried on a second from Alderman Brown, aad
tba reporter left. Alderman McDonald,
eelng that tha matting bad been relieved
of tb preienc of the reporter, doffed
hit tllk-lloed overcoat and rejoined bit
brother aldermen. . Alderman Brown alao
reconsidered hi desire to leave tb room
and resumed hit scat.
Several cltlxcn whose properly Interest
era vitally affected by th proposed right-of-way
of the Great Wettera wtrt fro In
their criticism of th aldermen' dlscusalnr
matter of aucb public Interest aa th two
ordinance now before th city council In
arret, behind cloaed door. Several made
uggtlv remark a to tha city election
being cloee at band, and hint, th meaa
Ing of which could not be mistaken, were
heard from aevera) corner of tba council
chamber. - " ' k
A tha oltisent were trooping down tb
taira from th council chamber. Alderman
nammer vole wa hesrtj saying that he
for ' one would oppoa -the city granting !
ureal Western any portion of Ninth
avenue, and thl helped to appease lent
of ,n m0M inant cltlten. who felt
n,r oaa naen treated with tcant courtesy
oy in aidermto.
i
Decide Aaalaat Railroad.
Tha reault of tha atar chamber caucus
waa tbit tb aldermen not only decided to
refuse permission to tha Oreat Western to
absorb ten feet of Ninth avenue In tb con
tructlon of ta freight depot, but that tb
' "ould b required to lay Ita trackt
l toveni-nv teei rrom bouid avenua
wn,cn 11 Propoiet to parallel.
ordinance providing for th vacation
tn Bldermen will meet again thla after- I
""" commiuea 01 ma wnoia wnen
nl "romance win oa contiaered.
" ' tt to Oreat Weatern. ua-
,s 11 obtain tb coaceeelon asked for lu
th ordinances, will threaten to place
,u Krmlnala acrota th river la Bait
umana maieia 01 in council Bluffs. This
tnreat. it waa stated yesterday would be
neio aa a ciuo over th aldermen. J. P.
Qreenshlelds. right-of-way agent for tha
ureat Western In this city, when ba
learned of tb decision reached at th atar
coamoer erosion, 101a several or in alder-
mea that if th Great Weetera waa un-
able to aeeur from Council Bluffs what It
asked for. th terminal would undoubtedly
d piacea acroe the river. , On of tb
tor'y. ;oca, muMc. .. .1-
oy ureenenieiae repnea inat aa far aa B
waa cooccrneo in ureal western could
piao 11 terminal in the Missouri river
for all ha cared, but there waa on thing
certain, ha never would conaent to deed
any or me city a atreeit to any ranroaa
aaa injure tne property right of th cltl-
tent.
Greavllle Dad a Saageete Reatrletleae
At tb open session Greenville Dodge.
uggetted It might receive Greet Western
la exchange for what concession It might
reeelv from tb city should be required to
maintain aro light at all Ita grade cross-
1 " too city a well a flagmen. Mr.
Dodge took exceptloa to several of the
ttatementt mad at tb previous meeting
by Colonel 8aunders, local attorney for th
railroad. Attorney Tloley appeared aa be
half of a number of tntereatad property
owaera aad objected to the vacation of any
portion of Ninth avenue.
Attorney Saundera la enewer to aa In
quiry stated that tha Oreat Weatern had
aa intent Ion to lay any traoka oa Ninth
avenue. He aald tt waa imperative that th
tea feet off Ninth avenue ba granted for
th eonstmotloa of th .freight depot, aa
unleea It wss tb road would not have euf-
Sclent rooms for hla yard tracks.
It waa aald last algbt that taa alder
mea have praollcally decided to permit th
Oreat Weetera to pave right up ta th
property He oa th eouth aid el Ninth
avenue, aa It la at believed a aldewalk
til ba needed oa tbla aid of th thor
oughfare.
N. T. Plumbing Co.. telephone SS0.
Refae Mara far 8mallaa Fatteat.
A ahort aeeekaa ot hi Board of Health
1
waa held yesterday afters 00a ta take o-
lloa ta tha matter at tha request that a
a urea be provided for the female smallpox
patleat quarantined la tha Revere too.
Tba request was refuead oa tha reeom-
meodattoa of Dr. W. E. Relief la charge af
all smallpox cases ta th elty. He told the
board that the patleat waa getting along
nicely aad that ta provide har with a aucae
would aa establishing a bad arooedaat. aa
every womaa vks happened ta rK tha die -
eaaa would require th city ta furnish,
auraa whea all th aeeeeaarr alteattoa
THE OMAHA -DAILY DEE: IIUDaV, FEimUAHY 7, 1002.
could be bestowed by member at tba
family.
- Several bill were recommended to the
county board for payment.
Dance, Hughe' ball, tonight.
Wltilai
evening
j Hawley Smith next Saturday
t Broadway M. E. church.
UNIFORMITY FR TEACHERS
t'aaatr Saaerlateadeat , MrMtau
Drafta BUI far Esaas
laatloaa. County Supertnten lent McManu of thl
city bat drafted, at the retjueat of tba ex
ecutive committee at tba State Teachert
aiaoctatlon, a bill providing tor tba uni
formity of examination of teachere, o that
g certificate laaued to a teacher will ba
good In aay county In the otate. Under
tha preaent aytm, a teacher having a
certificate In lounty and moving to
another eounty to teach la required to a,
eur a certificate from tha county uper
Intendent of the eounty lo which h move
before aba can bold a poattlon aa teacher.
teacher of tba publlo acboola of th atat
of Iowa."
Section 1 provide that all quectlon
used la examination for llcenae to teach
la tba publlo achoola of Iowa (hall b pre
pared by tha Stat Doard of Educational
sxamioers, acq aaaii of uaiiunu mi
VVBU inia eeciion ii.uni
nrmlty of .xamln.tlon., th smbiIm.
""H" w,U b W toJmw f .br th'
county uprlntendent. who will forward
PP th ut suparlntaBdaBt to
" "p0B to,u th crt'nct
Stat Board ta laeaa Meeaaeo.
BcMjl , provW thmt . V.tta, to
superintend, supervise or teacn in tae
ie l0bool of th atat ahall ba laaued by
the Stata Board of Educational Examiner
Tb atat uprlntndent of publlo initia
tion la ex-offlclo preeldent of tba board.
Under taction the license granted by
the eteta board ahall ba claealned a fol
oti: Stata diploma, valid during tba lite
of tha person to whom granted; atat cer
tificates, valid for a period not exceeding
five year; atata professional certificate
valid for a period not exceeding five year
Section 4 orovidea that all ataU certifi
cate and dlplomaa granted by tha atate
board ahall be valid license to tb holder
to (uperlntend, aupervl or teach lo any
of th publlo achool of th state, after
being registered by th county tuptrln
tendent. All auch date certificate! thai!
be considered licensee only so far , a
acboltitlo requirement la concerned, and
they will not be valid certiflcatea to teach
unlet lgnd by th county uperlntndent
of tb county In which th bolder desire to
teach.
To tha county auparlntendent I delegated
tha authority to declds a to th physical
fitness, moral character, aptness to teach
and ability to govara of all teacher re
ceiving ttata professional certificate from
th ttata board befor affixing bit tlgna
tur thereto. Th algnature of tha county
auperlntendent will certify to all the bold
r'a qualification aa a teacher beyond tbot
upon which the atat board baa passed,
Coaatr gaperlateaaat May Revoke.
Tb county auperinteadent la alao given
authority to revoke any atata professional
certificate In hi oounty for any reaaoa
which If known at tb tlm would bava pre
vented his affixing hi atgnatura thereto
provided tb bolder, of auch certificate
ahall have tha. notice and ahall be allowed
10 b preeent and mak hla or bar u
'.
Section S provide that to all applicant
for th nrst tlm paaalng an examination
In orthography, reading, writing, arlth
metlo, geography,' grammar, physiology,
history, aad vocal muale and dldaottce,
making an average of 80 per cent, with no
grade below 70 per cent, a certificate shall
Issue for a period of tlx month
and only two auch certificate ahall
ha laaued to tha aama candidate. Tha aec
oni ,tat proteatlontl eertlflcata to any
one person paaalng an examination In or
tfcography, reading writing, arlthmotlo,
geography, grammar, physiology, history.
75' per cent, ahall Itsu for a period of on
y.ar. a certificate, and only two' aucb eer
tlflcatet will be laaued to tha aama person
To alt caadldatea having bad at loaat
thtrty-eti week' aueceaaful experlenc In
teaching, havlnr nassed tha examination in
orthography, reading, writing, arithmetic.
reorreDhv. irimmtr. physiology, hlatory.
,oca( muslo, didactics, lemotary civics,
elementary economics, lementanr physics.
elementary algebra, and drawing, aad mak
l. an averae of to nap cent, with noarade
I below It par cent, a certificate ahall Issu
for a period of three year. To all par
aoM having Bv years' successful xpr
lenca la tea china aad having passed an ex
amlaatloa la orthography, reading, writing,
arithmetic, geography, grammar, phyel
mentary civic, elementary economic,
I elementary physios. . elementary algebra,
nd drawing, and having mada an
average of M par cent. with . bo
gr,d, below IS per cant, a certificate ahall
i,,u, for . period of five years. All kin
dargartea and atat professional certifi
cate authorising persona to teach special
eubjeota ahall Iteua for a period of not
more than five years.
Beetlone I aad T provide for tba man
ner In whloh axamlnatlona shall ba held.
Section empowers th 8tat Board ot
Educational Examiner to appoint aa many
assistant aa necessary for th educators
of th ttat ta examlM ths manuscripts
tubmltled from tha varioue countlea and
each pereon ao appointed aball bold a atata
eertlflcata or atata diploma. Such appointee
shall serve tor a period of tbre yeara.
County Superintendent McMaaua haa aub-
mttted tha draft af tha bill to tba legisla
tive committee of tha 8 tale Teachere' aa
ociatloa and If It meata with the approval
ot that body atepa will be taken to have
It Introduced at tbla eeealon ot the legis
lature. Tha bill, aa prepared by Prof. Me
Maaua. carrlaa out tha Idaaa as suggested
at th meeting at th Stat Teachere' aaao
clatloa laat December. The need for uni
formity ot axamlnatlona of teachers. It I
aid. haa long been felt la thl otate, and
It la believed thla bill wilt accomplish th
dee I red end.
Davla sells gla
Gravel roofing. A. B, Read. Ml Broadway.
LYNCH NEGRO AT LYNCHBURG
Umm Char with, Maraer la Taken
freae Jail aad llaagsd
r Matt.
NA8HVILXJC Teaa.. Peo. . Eulee
Walttaker. colored, charged with tha mur
der of Joha Doater three weeka ago, waa
takea from Jail at Jj nth burg last algbt
I aad banged by a mob. Whlttaksr case
I waa called la court ytsterday and coatla'
I ae4- LAta last algbt tba mob appeared and,
1 tacurtac poaaeealoa of the aegre, hurried
a I him t tha court bauee, where a rope waa
I placed around his aec. aaa a was aaagea.
IOWA.
LITIGATION IK LAND TITLES
odioitr Cenmitte af BaotU Eeieiti Bill
f Frvttii.
PlRMAHLNT BU LDING FUND FOR AKES
Milder Reealatlaa latroelared
lagr Swamp Laa Clalaaa BUI ta
Maalt rawer af Tax
Ferret. '
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Feb. . (Special.) The
Judiciary committee of the aenat today
reported a bill to tb aenat which looks
to th prevention of a Isrgs amount of
threatened litigation over land title In
Iowa. Tb bill legalise tranefer of land
where tba husband baa algned th name
ot tb wife under a power of attorney, aad
prevent a claim by the wit for her dower
interest therein becauae ot her failure to
personally alga tb deed. It haa recently
been decided by the supreme court that
tha wtfe'a dower Interest cannot be die-
posed of by th husband acting under power
of attorney from the wife. Thla baa opened
tho way to a vast amount of litigation, and
number of suits hart been commenced
to recover dower Interest in land thus
transferred. The aenata committee bill
doe not affect any pending litigation, but
as to all other matter correct the evil.
Balldlae; lead for Aanea.
A bill waa prcaented In tha aenat by
Fitchpatrtok to give tha Iowa State col
lega at Ames a permanent building fund
raited by a tax levy of one-fifth mill on all
th assessable property ot th atat.' This
It to meet th demands of the Stat uni
versity for an Increase In tb university
building tag to th tame amount. . Tha
Stat college people are asking that their
Institution be placed on an equality with
th oa at Iowa City. President MacLean
of the Stat university appeared befor tb
aenat committee on way and means and
mad anr argument In favor of tha taa levy
Increase. He represents thst on account
of th fires the. university Is In pressing
need of more buildings, and that there Is
not suHclent coming In on th one-tenth
mill levy.- The university Is actually In
need of buildings now, not considering the
probabl, growth -of th Institution, cost
ing more than 11,000,000.
,lwiaf Laan Clalana.
Th tenate took up th reeolution, which
wa pataed in th house, approving th
Lacey bill to secure a settlement of tb
swamp land claims, and substituted therefor
a milder resolution ot th tarn tenor,
which wtt referred to th committee on
federal relations.
Tb bill to authorise th governor to em
ploy a pereon to push the Iowa war claim
befor the court of claims waa taken up
for final passage, but wsa referrsd to th
committee on ways and means for further
investigation.- '
Mr. Jenks of Pottawattamie county in
t reduced the Board of Control bill to
change th method of giving aid to th
School tor th Deaf In Council Bluff. At
present th scbool' receive 135 per quarter
par capita ot the attendance aa a support
fund, and also I1S.0OO a year for th teach
ert' fund."' The bill contemplate th con
oltdatlon of -th fund and giving a per
capita of 22 -month for both support and
teacher. iw ' -: -
Other bill -introduced todays. Hopkin
chaoging time of settlement between aa
dltort and, treasurers; Haywerd. fixing. In,
terett on tcbool warrant at I par cent
Emmert, .recognlxlng. medical certificate
issued In other, states which recognlt th
Iowa certificates; Arthaud, making only 90
per cent of laborer' wage exempt; Calder
wood, fixing fee for eounty recorders
Head, appropriating 137,000 tor a cattle
building at the stst fair grounds; Laogaa
of Clinton, appropriating 35,000 for Iowa
monuments at Lookout Mountain and Mia,
alonary Ridge; Langan of Clinton, requiring
that Insurance arbitrator ahall be ae
1 acted from the county In which th lot
occur; Powert, providing tor compulsory
education; Wright, for a reformatory for
female at KnoxvllU; Wlta, Joint resolu
tlon, providing for biennial election.
Congressman J. A. T. Hull, who wai In
tha Capitol building waa Invited to ap
pear befor the bout and did to, malting
a few remark.
Th aenat agreed to th bout resolur
tlon providing for a trip , to Kooxvlll
February 15 nj.t.
Reetrlctlaaj Tax Ferrete.
Tha house committee oa Judiciary baa ap
proved tha .bill to make It Imposaible for
tax ferret to go back beyond tha calendar
year. Thla, would limit th business ot
seeking out bidden property to be taxed
aad greatly lessen th work now being don
In eome part of tha atat.
Th contest committee af getting along
well with the- count of vote aad other
matter connected with tba two conteata In
th nate. . Th committee In tha Bruce
Emmert - contest haa permitted tb attor
ney to count the vote except those that
are la doubt. Tbey have now gone through
all the ballota and find a general gain ot
about twenty for Bruce in Shelby oounty.
If thl count la sustained by tha committee
Bruc will be declared elected and Em
mert will have to. relinquish his seat. In
th contest' from Dubuque county It baa
been decided tbat tb vote will be counted.
but It la aa yet doubtful If th ballota have
been kept so as to mak eure of their not
being tampered with. The count will com
mence In a tew daya.
To lacreas Jadaea Salarlee.
Th bcuse committee, on Judiciary haa
agreed to recommend an increase ot tai-
arise of dlt'.rlct Judge to IS.0G0 a year.
Th tenate concurred in the house reeo
lution to have an Inveettgetloa made of
mine dlaaater.
Trewln called up hla bill providing tor
the publication ot th cod supplement and
It waa passed by a unanimous yot: Tbe
bill provides for th appointment af
Joint committee of alx from tha aenat aad
boua to superintend the proposed work.
Tha supplement It to Include th leeslou
laws since 1197, annotationa thereof and ot
tbe code and rule ot tha eupreme court to
aad Including th declaion handed down at
tha May term, 1901. Aa editor to do tb
work of compilation under the aupervlaloa
of th Joint commute la to receive I1.&0Q
for hi work. Th member ot th com.
rait tee are to b allowed their expense.
Th aupplement will be copyrighted by the
state, aa 4b Iowa coda la. aad aa edition of
15.000 la ordered. Tbe first ooplea ax to
be ready tor distribution by September 1,
1901 Th aupplement will aell for 11 per
volume.
Hsasaek Case Heard.
Tha Iowa supreme court heard th ar
gumeuts In the Hoasack murder caae to
day, nearly all day being coneumed la the
hearing. The argument for the defenaa waa
by Juatlce Henderson aad Senator Berry
aad for the slat by Attorney General Mul
taa. Tbe case Is ana la which tha womaa
la aervlna a Ufa sentence for the killing
af her husband, and attracted a great deal
of attenlioa. there being many visitors
present la court to hear tha arguments.
Tha following were tba declsloaa rea
dared by the court today:
Anna Erooks against Brotherhood W
""
mntv June ctamble: affirmed.
Ii.vM un'nniuihr. apDellant. (calr.at
rlson A. wileey; itarnaon county, junre
WAkf1ld: reverend.
.T.PMc.Trr,Tt XVJra
H lahop; trvrt . . .1
i t-M Ann vnovnr in n npfirmmm I
Ann Teaarer acatnet Incorporated
Town of Hnlrlt Iake. apillant; Dlcklneon
inuntr. Jude, Ouerton: affirmed.
Jofvn I'olilne eeainat mim i oinna et 1 1
al appellante; Wlnneehlek county. Judge
alnet l-1i
ellowe; affirmed.
Xew Caraaratlame
Tb following are Incorporation paper
filed with th secretary of state today:
Delaware County Telephone Company of
Mancneeter. capital. uy i. uury
ni otnr.
Wyman-Rand Carpet company of Keo
uk. Capital, tso.ouu. By Kugen 8. Baker
nd othera.
Hartlett A Krapfel Stone company of
Waterloo change nam to Waterloo Stone
company.
D. Rea-enmlttere Sont company of Daven
port. Capital. HJ.Ono.
rlada at rartaae.
After a search of forty yeara for the
third heir to an estate of 122.000 In Mis
souri, T. R. Percsflcld, a poor, honest, bard-
working drayman of Chariton has been
Identified an th grandson ot William Per
cefield, who died In Missouri and left lb
fortune with only three surviving heirs.
Mr. Percefleld't mother msrrled a second
time and cams to Iowa, where shs lost
track of her relatives. He waa made ac
quainted with hla good fortune by a notice
in a Chicago paper, and will go to Missouri
to prov hi cllm. I
Stata Baeur af Health. I
Itl. fil.ln Tin. -A Un.IlK 14.
renorts from th. Indian altuatlnn on the
reservation In Tama county In connection
with the raising of th quarantine. Tha
board has been informed tbat an approprla
tlon la to be made by congree for tbe pur
pose of purchasing for the Indisos th
things which will be burned up when the
reservation la cleaned up, and that this
fund will be at tho disposal ot the Indian
agent In Iowa at an early date.
Mast Be Vaccinated at Perry.
PERRY, la., Feb. I. (Special Telegram.)
Th rlfv council Mml Ittitlrtv lianlf n
Board of Health, today visited all the bu.l-
ness nouses ana required everyooay to pro
duce a certificate of vaccination or a good
acar aa called tor by their resolution of
est Friday. People generally have com
piled and aeveral thousands bava been vac
cinated.
Joseph Conroy refused to show hi arm
b vaccinated or quarantined. He wa ar
retted and th caae Is act for 10 o'clock
tomorrow. It will be hotly contested on
both tides, aa It will Involve th contti
tutlonaltty of th council' resolution and
the atat law compelling vaccination. What
ever way tb cat la decided, it will prob
ably be appealed.
Baraed to Death at Maraaalltowa
MARSH ALLTOwN. Ia., Feb. 6. Jamet
McOerry waa burned to death early today
iu urn lu.i unirujiu ma nome at Hvant. I
several other members of tho family were
badly burned.
STRAWBOARD MAKERS MEET
Stockholder of Americas Compear
Elect Ofllcera aad Disease Pros
pective Merger.
CHICAGO, Feb I. At th annual meet
ing of stockholder of the American Straw-
board company, held her today, torn op
position to th party In power developed,
but th latter, headed by Prealdent New-
comb, controlled aufflcient proxlet to re
elect th entire old board of director.
Preeldent Newcomb'a report dwelt with
th effort of atrawboard manufatcurer
to combine. He said be could not atat
th ckpltalltatlon until tb property of th
constituent companies had been appraised.
It will not be known until April 15. H
..id th. plan ot th. comhln called for the
control of 1,260 ton of th dally output
of th country ot 1.(00 ton
FATAL RESULT FROM A FALL
Fertacr Praaalacat law Folltlclaw
Die la Chicago aa Resali
of Iajarlc.
CHICAGO. Feb. . M. B. Anderson, a
promlnsnt atockman and a politician In
Iowa for a number of year. I dead at
: T " 7
his horn in thl city, tb result of Injuries
received In Fredericktown, O., January 24
when he tell on a ldwalk.
Mr. Anderson wa well known through
out th central and eastern part of th
tat. He formerly lived at Williamsburg.
Ia., where he waa known a th "lleuten
ant" of Captain J. rj. W. Rumple of
Marengo, la., now congressman from that
district He baa held eeveral political
office In th atata and removed to Chicago
a ahort tlm ago. He was about 6t year
old and wa married
TO BRACE UP FREIGHT RATES
Weatera OCSelala Will Hold Freejaeat
Meetlaga far Thla
Paraoae.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Feb. I. A conference of
th executive officer of western lines wa
bald In this city today at th Southern
hotel for tbe purpoa ot reviewing tbe
ireignt rmiw iiuiivu n iu. ninwiri rier
. , . . . A . ... . .
and conalderlng traffic condition generally
In tha weat. It la th Retention of wet-
em executive to get together aa often a
convenient In Chicago, St. Loula and Kan
saa City and brae up rate adopting meaa-
uree for adhering to tariff whenever tha
occasion ariae for executive support. Gen
eral conditions at thla tlm are reported
to be fairly aatlsfsctory.
EASTERNERS BUY MOTOR LINE
Messr. Clark af Philadelphia Close
deal far Belleville
Railroad.
SPRINGFIELD. 111.. Feb. 6. It is re
ported tbst a deal has been closed by the
Belleville-8t. Louis ; Trsctlon company
Ikmiith tha aale of tha eleetrta railroad
company from Ballevlll to East St. Loula
for 11.760.000 and tbat $100,000 hat bees de
posited by Meeara. Clark of Philadelphia,
purchasers, to hold ths deal until final
deala ar arranged and plana consummated,
It la believed the final outcome of the deal
will be th making of thlt lln part of tb
Sprlngfield-St. Loula railway, recently In
coraorated.
INSANE PRISONER IS SHOT
Gate Ballet Fired ky Jailer far Caa-
elet Waa Trias ta
Earaae.
GREELEY. Colo.. Feb. C Jailer Wllllama
mortally wounded Peter Kaae, an Insane
prisoner, la frustrating aa atlsmpl of two
other prisoners to break Jail, "til vu
llama ualocked the cage for the purpose of
putting Kan Inside. Thomas Huff aad
David Fair, charged with highway rob
bery, mad a dash tor tb door. Wlllla
merlcan , Tevnm, appellant; Dall
immediately .hot at Huff, but the 'bf1,rt;;.?T!hnl,v. ft
saved himself by aetslag and holding Kane
!a front f himself as a shield.
Oas Dead, Two Uytag.
ftAT.VF.lTTON. Tex.. Feb. . In attempt
in ta ruJr a feed olue In a fuel oil etor-
hnurei rp,ree''rh1.
he7h.r and John Iv were a. rhy slated
by the fumes of the oil owena burnt
lead and it he other two atea are la a crit
KANSAS C1TT THE F0RSAIE5
Ti.t Ttbaat t.QilTbat
r.rhia.
. -
nniSVllir II HI
UUI,IL,-t '
CHOICE INSTEAD
aakeaa la Aaaerlraa Aaaaelatloa
Whltfleld af Weetera lss
Wants aa latervlew with
Baa Jskssss.
KANSAS C1TT, Feb. .-SpelaJ Trie-
gram.) There seems little doubt thst Te
beau. head of the American Bate Ball as
sociation. Is to foreake Kaneaa City for
Louisville. Although Dale Gear, hla part
ner In the Kansaa City franchise, main-
talna that Tebeau will retain an Interest
here. It Is generslly believed Tebeau haa al
ready dlspoeed of practically all of his
stock and will retain a nominal Interest, if
he holds any atock whatever.
preeldent Whitfield of the Western league
had Intended leaving for the east tonight
to look after the Milwaukee Interests or
the league and to talk mattera over with
Ban Johnson of the Amertcsn league. Whit
field saya th outlook for the Western
BTewa brighter every dey and that the
. , 1 nnn k. In ns 1 1 Ir. n a nnnmtticn
"Jj't.'n, ,h,t will convince the
-.. fn.i wnl sclven an opportunity
to see aa good base ball thla coming season
BS bcfOT
w nuneia expecis 10 n
part of the week.
BRAY AND HINDMARSH WIN
They Take Kvery Mark la Tea-Bird
Haadlraa at First Day's
Shoot.
Brsv and Hlndmarsh took every bird in
the ten-bird handicap, five high guna. that
marked the flrat day'B shooting in th
tournament of the Omaha Oun club, which
beaan yeeterday afternoon at tne grounae
across the river. They led the eleven en-
n' ,n"v.'mp,a,"o''
killed his first five blrde with one barrel
each. Entrance was to. The acore:
Bray (30 ycrdH)
2221S 21221-10
2222 WV- 7
21222 2r2 8
!2J0 Xiili 8
2212") 22222 9
1212 22212 t
10220 22222 8
Roberteon (29)
Hater (Z)
Hasan. H. W. tit).
Goodrich (27)
Fogg (29)
Townaend (29) .....
Bereahetm (l) .....
Rngan. H. D. (27) ,
Blmpnon (29)
Hlndmareh (29) ....
30H 01011
, 1102' 10001 s
11212 2121 9
11111 2222210
12221 11230 9
Rem (29)
After this even two mlea-and-out matches
were held, blrdt extra, aame handicap. 11
entrance. In the first
Fogs and Hafer
tied, staying to the end,
Tne score:
0
Brsy (30 yards)
Robertson (.') ....
Goodrich (27)
Kagan, H. W. (26)
Dim peon (Z
i".1?
Beresheim (29)
Fogg (K)
Holer (2ft)
Townsend (29)
Lewie (ZX ....
Regan, H. D. (27) ...1
Klein (30)
Gilbert (32) ....
Burmeleter (27)
In the eecond mlos-and-out Klein won
with hla ninth bird. Score:
Bray (30 yards)
Robertson (29) ..
2 2 0
2 2 2
1 2 2
1 2 0
2 0 ..
0 .. ..
, 1 2 1
1 2 1
, 2 2 2
, 2 1 1
2 1 2
2 t t 0
Goodrich (29) ...
Elmpeon (29) ....
Fork (29)
Hafer (28)
Townsend (29) .,
Lewis (28)
Klein (30)
Gilbert (32)
Burmelster (27)
Today the nrosram will commence at 10
o'clock with a twenty-five live-bird match,
$20 entry, high guna. Saturday ia the big
time or an, tne snoot witn tne Kansss uity
men occurring then. The trigger artists
from Kaw town will arrive today, and
eome of them will participate In the day'
ahooting to srow wiae 10 trie erounae.
At tne conclusion or me tournament on
Saturday night the Omnha Oun club will
f!e5 iMZX' 52.R
I today and tomorrow a warm dinner will
I be served on the ground at noon.
"GMFFO" IS ADJUDGED INSANE
Prix Fig-hler Who Froae Ills Hands
at Chicago Mast Retara
to Asrtaaa.
CHICAGO. Feb. . "Young Griffo," the
pugilist, waa adjudged Insane today and
nrWed sent to an asylum. The prize
fighter aome monme ago waa an inmate
of an asylum, out ne waa given nis rreenom
I whan it waa thousnt that ne wao cured
During recent cold westher "Griffo" fell
and hi hand were frosen, although tt wa
not found necessary to amputate tnem, tne
pain la said to hove done much to unsettle
tne pauenb iiimu.
Germane Wla froaa Nationals,
Tn a leaaue came last night at Clark's
tne uermini won iwu num win niuuimn,
Score:
Ul!. KM A 1MB,
lat.
2d. 2d. Total.
189 19 628
1U 147 44
- 143 14 444
18 146 44
169 188 (30
823 84S 2414
B.
2d. td. Total.
167 122 408
ITS 107 4o
144 121 41
179 179 614
198 160 623
"tel "sS9 1267
Weber 140
Weymuller i
Stapenhorot Is
Beaelen 3S
Al Krug 173
Total
..746
NAl
lat.
..129 1
..m
..161
..los
..165
.727
Foracutt .
A. Reed ..
Devey ....
Miller ....
Tracy
Total
Faraaer Saras Thravvs Torlc
I - mmK ft Ik, Trn.. A awn
I n, niniin -'...w.i n- ..w -
nBht Farmer Burna
gave Young
1 Youaoff 175 worth of high life and a core
c "LM."r:.7:. il.L..JS i ,Z
money was for besting his man and 2S for
scoring a tan or not oring mrown 111
fifteen minutes. The match wee the best
that has been pulled off during the eerles,
and waa red hot from atart to fliiiah.
thoueh the Farmer showed more science
and had the beet of It at every stage of
the game. The bouse waa crowded and at
the concluaton of the match the winner
waa given an ovation. Saturday - night
Farmer Burna win meei tne Ternoie
Turk.
Heaataad la th Lead.
ROCHESTER. N. T.. Feb. 4. Tile reault
of the fourth day 1 race In the six-day
heel and lue walking matcn at ntxnugn
hall shows little relative change In the
positions or tne tnree leading men wno are
keeping up the daily grind with admirable
spirit and pluck. The score at th cloae to
night wae: Hoegland. 171.141 Messier. 170 7;
Weir, l7.i: Kiunertans. itii; uoeaicin.
148.14; Moore. 144.3; "Chop Buey." 131. 1;
Huxley. 129.19: Hart. 12911; Sarvluy, 114-1
Robinson, ml: Ryan, too.ll
Mlaaeaota'a Soacdalc.
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. Th Mlnneaota
foot ba.ll schedule for 1902 was announced
lodity. at ronowa: oeptemoer 11, isrieion
at Minneapolis; October 4, Ames st Minne
apolis: October 11. Belolt at Minneapolis;
October 18. Nebraska at Mlnneapolla; Octo
ber za. Iowa at ion ny. r,urnnwr 1,
Grinnell at Minneapolis; November 8. IMt-
nole at Minneapolis; movemoer ia. v iwon
sln at Minneapolis: November 27. Michigan
at Ann Arbor or Detroit.
Terrible Terry ta Well.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 1 A number of tele
gram were received at the training quar
ters of Terry Mctiovern at Norwood inn
tonight Inquiring ae to the truth of a re
port aent from thla rlty tonight that he had
Injured hlmeelf while training today. When
called up over Ih 'phone at midnight
Duuiu Harris emphatically denied the
report, etating that McXlovern's health was
good and that ba waa Bleeping soundly.
Kalpe ta Aaaaas t aara.
IOWA CITY. Ia.. Feb. (Special.)
Coach A. A. Knlpe haa written the Iowa
s..nn.i..viil& ih. last of March. H will
1. u. Philadelphia at once for Iowa City to
aaaume personal cnarge 01 ins iraca team,
UsIsb Ba lees A. J. Balfaar.
LONDON. Feb. . Tha Sua has brought
. A. Jh Balfour, th.
I leader la the Houe of Commoos. for
le I .i,Ddr. because ot Mr. Balfour's declare-
- I Uo Hs-i t gua'a interview
with him concerning tb overture recently
made by the Netherlands goverameat Is a
fabrication.
FIRST TEST OF TH ENTREATY
Order leeae-a for Kstraaltlen af
Franrls S. Mayer !
Jaaaa.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Feb. After
four hours of heated legal argument this
afternoon ' foiled Statea CommWeloner
Howard S. Abbott isuaed aa ord- the
extradition of Francla 8. Mayer, alleged
to have forgd debenture bondi of the Yoko
hama ateam laundry, Tokobama, Japan.
He waa arreited In thl cftr December m
while enroute from Jspan to Europe.
A writ of babea corpus will at one be
taken out by Mayer' attorney, aad tb
case brought In th United State diatrl.t
court.
Th evidence produced in th complaint
wta aufflcient to establish the offense at
having been committed by Mayer and pur
suant to the provisions of tb extradition
treaty in force between Japan aad , th'
country, th court certified the issutocs
ot a warrant for tb aurrender ot Mr. Mayor
to the Japaneae government. ' . ,
Thl 1 the first esse of any tmportaas
Ince the extradition treaty between the
1'nlted State and Japan went Into effect
In 1898. 1
SATTLEY STRIKE SETTLED
Declared OnT Throaah Efforts at Mer-
ebants' Aaaaelatloa. aad Saaae
Mea Retara t Work.
SPRINGFIELD. 111., Feb. . The strike
of the employes at the Sattley Plow worka.
which lasted for almost three months, wss
declared off tonight at a meeting ot th
Plow Workers' union. The settlement waa
brought about through the effort of the
Springfield Merchants' association. Tbe
strikers ar to go to work a soon a their
services ar needed, but the Sattley Manu
facturing company refute to recognlxe
their union. Many of th atrlker have
(ought employment In other cities.
The men struck because of th employer'
refusal to recognise the union.
Steasacr Kansas (taaraatlnad.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6. Th Warren lln
steamer Kansas. Captain Water, which
left Boiton January 21 for thl port, ar
rived hero yesterday and landed fourteen
cases of smallpox. Smallpox broke out oa
board Kansss shortly after It left Boiton.
The caae ar about equally divided among
the cattlemen and the crew. The ateamer
hat been Quarantined.
British Losses la Sooth Africa.
LONDON, Feb. . The War offic this
venlng published a summary of tb Brit
ish losses in South Africa. Up to January
21 the total reduction ot the force from
death or permanent disability was 2S.K8
men. The total of tbe casualties. Including
urvlvlng wounded, waa 6,240 officer and
100,701 men.
Jaatlre la District.
WASHINGTON. Feb. . Tha senate. In
executive session todsy, confirmed th nom
ination of Thomas H. Anderson to be asso
ciate justice of the supreme court of tbe
District of Columbia. . . . .
DECIDE ON SPECIAL TERM
Jadge Maasjer aad Attorney Snmaaera
Conclade to Dlspoae of
Criminal Cases,
After a conference' held Wednesday after
noon between Judge ' Munjer and United
States District Attorney Summers It was
decided that a special term of th United
States court will be held tn Omsha, but
the exact date has not been fixed. Mr.
Summer said that It would probably be
called tor tho first week In March If the
Judge can get other mattera Out of tbe
way by that time.
Thl special acsslon will be devoted , u
tbe trial of criminal cases. At th laat
term of court In this city no Indian esse
were tried, as smallpox waa prevalent ci
tbe reservation and the Judge refused to
permit the reds to be brought Into court.
Reports from the reservstlon Indicate that
among the Indians lb smallpox has run
its course, while there a few cases among
the white men. It Is probabl that the
Indian cases will be triad. and It la Inti
mated tLat tbe case of tb United State
against A. L. Ilurr, Indicted for Illegal
transaction whli connected with tbe de
funct Ftnt National bank of Alma, Neb .
will tried. This cat ba been on th
docket for a long time and ha been up on
demurrer and motlona to quash th in
dictment several tlmea. Some of th
count were quashed, but the government
ha never been able to try th other
counts.
There ar aeveral other cases on (ha
docket which were pasaed for lack of time
at th laat term of court, which will prob.
ably be tried at tb apeclal term.
Mora Traabl for Teals C'aaeera.
The Temptation Tonlo company's burden
of grief is weighted down rth three mo")
suits by creditor.. petlt;-ns navlng been
filed with the clerk of the district court
mtffilav tiv IClonn A Vturttntt romnanv.
j y,no ever that the manufacturers of re
juvenation have paid only lino on a I17
bill for printing: Woodward A Tlernan, aio
printers, wno nnia a dui tor ssus.sz, and tne
Rocky Mountain News of Inver. which
has on its books the record of 83Q3.9S worth
of publicity that It says tt hss never seen
the money for.
Mortality Statistics.
The following deaths and births were re
ported to the city health commissioner for
the twenty-tour hours ending at noon
Thureday:
Deaths J. C. Ijinktree. 2S01 South
Twenty-ninth, aged 39; H. J. Reynolds, VTIt
Pacific, aged 62: Henry S. Sweet. 119 8outh
Twentieth, aged &1.
Htrtns IjOuis janKnwsRi, it? Military
avenue, girl; W. O. Iloun. 206 South
Twenty-fifth, girl; Burt 8. Gants. 2614 8ou'h
Korttetn. gin: inarie Moianoer. sua
U Ion do, boy.
1
3
JACOBS
USED FOB 30YCARS.
THE CIEAT PAINS-KH.UKG
KEVEt FAILS TO CUE
RHEUMATISM.
SPRAINS,
Tis-.CAT1CA
NEURALGIA
SORENESS
LUMBAGO
CHEST COLDS
And all Bodily Acrtaa and Pain a
TBEtE IS NOTHING SO C00D
ACTS LIKE MAGIC
CONQUERS
SOLu IN n . vat
25c nd 50c Sizes PAIN
T.
As I I