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I tut; o:rAiTA pattt m:r,. tiitday, auoust a, 1002. NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA. COUNCIL MI. OP. MESTIO.v. Darin Mils drug. Block tr sell earpet and row. Leffert, eyesight specialist. 409 Broadway. Horn, to Mr. and Mra. Charles Crurn, 73J Myneter mmt, sod. Born, to Mr. and Mm. K. D. Fuller of liurrtron Hm'l. a daughter. Mies Paula F. Kreldler has gone to Grand Island. Neb., cn a vmll to torrid. Special offerings In framed picture. C. E. Aiesander at Co.. 133 liroajauy. . Mis Fharaby Polleau of Henderson, la.. In th au.st of M-s olive Klrkpatrlck or Harrison -street. . . Mra. B. M. Sargent and daughter Adah are him from a Kumroer Outing at MnUl aon Lake, Minn. . . Mr. and Mra. Wi O. Thompson of Ferry, ;Ia., are ufii of tbelr daughter Mr. . Xennlaon of 873 Avenue A. Emrrvet Tlnly end N. M. Pueey will gu to Iehe OaftboJI this morning. where air. Tlnley family la spending tha summer. Frank Whltsell. I. Robinson and A. An derson, charsd with kidnaping two news boy., wer discharged yesterdsy by Justice .J0nC Tor aale My home at tit South Flrat street: a mooern itix-rotm -ot',e, iaige 1 lot and shade treea. Call at tJT Broad way. j. n, jvtcnotson. Mra. Isabella Alexander brought suit for mi-nvg habitual drunkenness and cruvi and Inhuman treatment. Cliff Rger killed a Inrre rattlesnake Wednesday ftMirnnn In-the rear of hie home , at 1S07 Bouth Seventh street. The reptile waa three and a halt feet long. W. H. FrltPhmnn. menace of the C1U na' Gas and Klectrlc company, will leave thi evonin ng for New York, lie will bo ea aa fer as St. Louie by Mr, ersonmpanl Jiltblgaa Jwfore rtumlng to Council U-utt. ' tlT ronl iustlca.and that a bonding com r'ectlvi Fat Murphy f the Cmsncll : PnX which won, his surety for 16,000' will riuna poure jortv "eab" maohSnlrt Ph wB.raeli by a '"mn' of ipr!i iiwrnr . ard his pliotograr vtziard loo looklng over trie shops In Omaha ITarvv Tt Rpi i1 v rlerfc . k. n,. n.K'U cierx it ine ler unnd in (im flha. J. D. Cummlnire h been traneferred f from n nignt to in nay deett and Lt Mertln of Humphrey, )Scb.,. has been appointed bifht clvrk. Harry Hynon, a denerter from the United Etars army, ws teten to t-'ort Crook yoi teriay morning and turned over to the enltltary authority by Officer Hayes, who arreeted him. Omcer Hayes wee aapurrd that he would receive tha reward of W0 for capturing a deserter. j:Utot B. atockert. Clay Heywoofl and Cherla Holder left yeaternay on a hunting trip 10 tne Kocky Mounialna. ! hey will t tha kueia of Henry Heywood at Rifle, Colot after which they will go to Salt IakW City. Ogffn and other point of.ln- vjitt( m uiv wee 1. . Work on th new temporary buildings at I toe mwa ernooi tor the peat, is proceeaing j llZL.Z uii"noeni itotnert is i greatly pleased at the prosneot of bavin I everything ready by the ttm school will reojxn Octotr i. The walls of the burned buildlnse have been torn down to the stone bnxn;t. The bMs for tearing down the t'jrnea DulKllr.KS ranged from tifijO to VJO. The coat of the work waa IliS. , Katie Frees, the 14-year-old daughter of John Free, died vctprdav morning at the hotne of Mr. and Mra. M. Oarlowakl, In turner township, from appendicitis, after rur days' lllhrre. The fvtneral will be held Punday aernoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Oarlowakl residence and Interment will be - In Wainut Hill cemetery. Rev. O. W. fa.der of Pt. Johns EnKh Lutheran church will conduct the services. . W. J. Christiansen brought suit li! tha j district court yesterday against Carl Herr ! to recover 13.000 damage, for slleged tin- i lawful arrest. Kerr's tailor shop at 21 Iroadway w broken Into and irobbed on tne rtl-ht of May last and Chrlatlanaen anil two other men were arrested on an .Intormatlon filed by Herr, charging them i'lth burglary. No evidence to connect . them with the crime waa forthcoming and . they wero discharged. Albert Brown began suit In the dtatrlct court yesterday analnet Rankin Bros. . . Taylor, who purchased the grocery busi ness cf Crenshaw Bros, from the receiver, to recover li.SuO for alleged brpach of con- ' tract. Drown condu:tef the meat ahop In connection with Crenshaw's grocery and alleges that the defendants contracted with him to continue It after they assumed possession, but broke tho agreement and i he was forced to seek another location. ' which-failed to prove as profitable. - Plumbing and nvetisg. Bixtsy A ton. N. T. Pluinbtag Co., telephone tJO. Peck' Dcniestta soap la best. , Cltaaa-es at the Traaafer. A numt.fr of Improvements, end altera tions are being carried out at the Union Pa cific Transfer depot.. The ticket office will be removed from Its present location ta the center of the main building to the room la the northeast corner, which has heretofore been used aa a barber shop. The room dot used for a ticket offlcs Is to be remodohd for tollft rooms. One whole end of It Is to be fitted up as an office for the train men. Ths veglatry office and branch post office, which are now located In the room In the southwest wing, will be moved, but Just where has not yet been decided. This change was recommended by. the depart ment In Washington.. The baggage depart ment Ji !ro to b? moved to a more con venient location, atl'-h, however, has not yet been decldfd. T&e flor In the main corridor ln the center cf the building Is tslng torn up and replaced with a hard maple floor. Vs any soap ao lis Pick s bok - Puck' Domestic soap is bait for tauudry.. 1 n Heal( F.atate Transfers. Thee transfers wers filed yesterday at th abstract, title and loan office of J. W. Squire, 101 Pearl street; . ' : p.nrre C, JIsi sn end wir to Cnrn Hansen, lot S. block J, Allison's add , w. d. Jl &j6 ' W. I. Smith ar,d wlfo to Frsnlc liiank. -' lot 4, l'ortprrUld e subdlv., m. ;w. d. . 4 009 Owen fcictiuire to histers of ti rrv of ' t Coum-11 lilufl'a, lot 21, block ii. How- ard's add.. Council biufts, w, d J0O J.iiln K loty end ho-hao-l rm, lot . How A Uamon's euhllv., w d! Ct.unty treasurer to C. I). 1'llliu Kits . 14 to W, block I, Snow & Oretn's aiilxllv,, tan d g 8tn to eanie. lots to 2S, b'orii i7 " S-rown's rubdlv., and lot 10, block Ut, Kiddle' suMiv.. tax d - J 6'.lie tO MIPS, lot 4, Mock , firvont Cirk a ..l.U,v.; l .t J. Li.-i u ' nirel suMiv.: lots S3 block I- and lut 7, Work Ftrry add., lax ,1 f b.i., to koine, luU 1 to 7. block K; . lut 10, Mix-k 15. and lots 1, nd 7 block If, Muteman's B'id . t d...'. JJ f to Ktiic. hts 10 to 17 block 4 buow & Uiern's subdlv., tnx d ' Nine transfrrs, total. li. Gravel roofing. A. 11. iteed. 841 Broadway, -n-'-rT n. f.!ocl food " i'ysirp.la au.l p Sold by rUM."!!AL DilllXTOi: W. l. i. C. t-stryl 'i'k.M i v-, . -m f l A regular . - I Mali ; r I tt-e (.un "Will ac s . m r j i m is 1 a l It 51 ec.ra s . j I i BLUFFS, CASADY AGAIN A FUGITIVE Clarg f Embtnlamint Preferred Against Him by Bonding Compa-ayt FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS INVOLVED Wife Sae Him far Divorce, Cwatoay ( Chlldrea aa Allmaay, bat Al aalta Sb Doe Hat Kaaw Wtm Latter la ta B Obtained. Mrs. Malm Betta Casady be sua cult yes. terday la the district court for titvore from Jams N. Cat ady, Jr, to whom the was mar ried October lL 18JS, In Omaha. la addi tion to alleging that b abandoned her Oc tober 1 f last year, ah makes other statu tory charges against him. ' They hare two children, a daughter aged) t years and a son eged S years, th custody of whets Mrs. Casady ask ' tbr court ta award her Eh ,eo It shejba- allowed from tS to fioo a month temporary alimony, txit admits she doe not know of any property which her bunband Is now porssed. Casady- was recently released from, lbs county jail, where ha had. been for several weeks sine being brought back from Chi cago, two 'eases Of embezalemect - against ; him baring hern dismissed and settled. It ii. .n.. .v. . r. , . I. ailBd that Ca.dy secured $8,000 from an eaatern loan company on fraudulent rep- ......r.i.. --a that. he eaavarted the It la said that tha money o Bia ni use. bonding' company will employ the Plnkerton Detective Mncy to secure . the. arrest of Casady. ; " ' , Mra. Casaiiy I a member of a well known Omaha family and Is at present living vita her parents throv ' : " - : Davis soils paint- Wleltiam taea School boar 4. As the Board of Edutatlon has declined to accept the responsibility of paying his' Mil for tha grading of the property on Oakland avenue which, was originally setoctad aa the sit tor the new High school buldlng, B. A. Wickham ysateroay commenosa suit in th auirici court to recoyer in fvJi.ss wnicn he clslms Is du him. The grading was - . - .. .. 000e ln JS. na ,a oauioa to to mat- penaent school district of council Blurts, to Individual members fit the board, at that time are mad party defendant to the au.lt. The members of tha board that year were Jacob Sims, president; J. J. Stewart, 3. P. Hess, J. K. Cooper1, Charles Gwsln and 8. F. Henry. Of the number J. F. Hes alone I St present a member of the hoard. . On April 17, 1S39. tha. Board of Education c!:ct: i Of.b"? iwoimrtv as th sit tor the new High school building and at the saxD meeting authortied' the preel dent, Jacob Otms.' to entr into eontract with Wick&am far grading the property at T cents per cubic yard, provided that he (President Sims) was et,tlSed that tha school dlatrlot coutd jecur a goad title .t the property Mr. Blma satis3ed himself en this point and, acting under Ut' authority granted hint by the board, entered Into' a verbal contract 'witU 'WIckli&rrk,'' ' r . Tina ensued Jong drawn Out Contro versy over the site for the tei JItgh school Certain cltlsens who objected to tho Oakland avenu location appealed front ih action of tha school board to the county superin tendent, and from Mm the case was appeal ad to the state superintendent, who finally ruled against the Oakland avenue stt, and the school was finally built on tha Street slta at Fifth' avenu and Third street. 1 According to Mr. 81ms' report to the board, mad a yr after the. contract had bea let, the undeirtsndlug between-him and Wlcfc ham waa that ta the event of the till to the property proving defective tb ceol dis trict was not to b tailed upon to pay for the grading. ' The lltlratloa ovr tho sit ensued before any opportunity waa had to! setUe the question of the title, as the school diairlct "never actually assumed 'possession of the property. . '' ' v Wtckhom baa from tlms ta time preseoted 1 ,M.r,AU.v. acuon on a unui e ice wu . the board, oa being pressed to take eome action, rejected It. . Keep eleaa. Use Puck's Mechanic soap. Bees Offietals Iavcatlaattasr. Mayor J. J. Snell and City Engineer Charles O. Russell ot Boone, Is., war la lb city yesterday on a doubi mission. Boone is planning to organize a paid firs department and 'Mayor Snail and City En gineer Russell wanted pointers oa building an engine house. They were shown over the engine hiVp ' Chief Ttmpletoa and were especially pleased with arrangement of tha house on West Broadway. They also Inspected the brick paving and . secured figures and pointers from Clti Engineer Etayre oa kinds of brick used la thla city, rs Is preparing to lay t some brick pai.g m.d Its mayor -and city engineer returned last evening well satli- fied with tut,!; tW.t and laden with facts and figures. Davis sells g...:-3. Deputy Jlr!.l I'rtsrits DU Ctputy City Marshal Hans Peteraen, Uo had been, seriously 111 for th last month, dlrd yesterday morning at his resi dence, 1, i , Third avecaO) sged it yearn. He had been a resident cf Council Bluffs and served tn tho police force during Mayor Carsoo'a adntlulstratlon. - Mayor Morgan en being elected potuted him a deputy city marshal, which poeitloa ha held at tbe A'.m of bis death. Ills wife, four daunaters and oua son survive hlui. He was a member of the Aol-lent' Order of t'nltcd Workmen, which It Is expected will take charge ot the funeral arrangements. ' James Callahaa Injured. ' James Callnhan, ho was suspected uf j being implicated la the Cudahy kidnaping case, ciei wua a serious acciaent saoruy after mldnUht Weducwday. While Walk ing lu hla sleep .be stepped off a aecocd stury purch at 1C11 Sjuth Main street, where be has leeu nicking his bom with his slstr-r. Mra. Keliry. He fell a distance of over twenty tett to the ground, alight ing on hla back. While It is not expected that his Isjurles will prove fatal, he will be laid up for some time, as hla back waa badly wrenched sad his body was severely bruited la ffeiiu.ter ef places. - Passes th ('eatery Mark. Vr-s, Thoebe Aaa Rauae Cook, mother ef Jchn J. Took of this city, celebrated her lw'l birthday August i at tbe horns of tr daushter la Amboy, 111. Another son. eamuel Cook, who lives in Columbus. Kan., la over 0 yeara ot e. Jahu 1 J Cook la ' i tt Seen bis I 78 years of ate aud baa u niotnsr lor forty yvars. tie Is a veteran of the Mexican and civil war, lie has txtea a.I-t llaft hat at gWASa , . m . . ucs lut thlrty-flrs j I a resident tf Coviti .:i ti yeans and makes his borne with his daugh tfr Mrs. U Van Wormer en High street. M. EEAHDSHEAR IS AT REST Hww'reaw Attewd Imwrewalvw Faaeral tervloea f ! law College rreeMea. . AMES. la., Aug. T. (Special Telegram.) The funeral of Dr. P-eardshear was held at th colleg teday. Th body lay In stat from 10 to 11 this forenoon. . Hundreds from Am and the vicinity and prominent visitors viewed the remain, which lay In a casket In the residence, attended by tw elleg cadet cfSoers ta full uniform. Th service began, at 1:11 p. m. and were conducted by Dr. a H. Cessna, who spoks of the essential element of Dr. Bardahear's character and th causes ef success In his Ufa, the element that mad him prominent a an educator. Dr. Bookwalter gave a brief sketch of bis life. Musle waa furnished by a quartet composed of Prof. Rosier, Eldoa I'sry, Mtsse King and Rsne, who sang "Jesa. l40vr of My Soul," "It I Well with My Soul." "Rock of Age," "When Teace, Like a River," god "Bweet Bye and Bye The body waa taken to the cemetery on a funeral ear drawn by six black horses, each led by a college eadst officer tn uniform H. P. Aahby, Wayne , Dlnsmore, Claude Campbell, B. Hanser, A; Gray and Charles Cray, The pallbearers wer uniformed offl eers Rush Lincoln. D. W. Day, J. Frank Cessna, Earl Buchanan, Forrest Overholser and John Wright. Th family followed th funeral la carriages, after which followed th honorary psllbearera. Judge Klnne, Judge Stevens, Prof. Marston and W, M. Greeley, Ames; 1. B. Hungerford of Carroll, president of the board cf trustees; Johnson Brlghsm, state librarian; Prof. Loos, Iowa City, and W. R. Bdyd, Cedar Rapid. After these followed th faculty, friends and vis iters. Fully 3.060 people wer at the tens etery. Th bier en th veranda was banked with palm and cut flwweis, th funeral car was draped in black and th sides covered with sm!!a. and tke wheel with arborvlta. Cut flowerg and floral designs were heaped about th casket. ; la accordance with the wishes of Dr. Saaxdt&aar. ft waa burled la a bed of Sow-era- Th grave was lined with smilar, car nation and Americas Beauty rosea, bor dered by arbrrlta. Floral piece f harps, broken wheels, shears, laurel wreaths and a pillow from th Walt Whitman club, of which. Dr. Beardshear waa a member, were among th floral contributions; also Ameri can Beauty rosea from the faculty. There wer contributions frost prominent men and stat educational Institutions. Sam cf th prominent men In attendance wer President Max La In and Prof, Loo of the . State university. Prof. Seerly ef th State Normal, Stat Superintendent R. C Barrett, Henry Wallace of D Moines, rep resenting the Prairie club, ef which Dr. Beardshear was a member; Vie President Jarae B. Harlaa of Cornell college, S. H. Watkio of Ltbertyvlll. C. 8. Barclay ef West Liberty, E. A. Alexander of Clarion, C L, Gabriel of Hampton, W. B. Morrlnger ef Oalvla. Vf. O. McElroy of Newton, W. B. reaicK oi vnaruan, jaiuea n. nuwa w Adair, Secretary ef Afrtcultcr Jame Wil ton. - Flag hung at Katf-tnat ea th Ames col leger buildings and campu and business house in tovm were closed during; tke aft. erooon. Work was suspended th entire day on the engineering hall and experiment bars th college. . CONCLUDE WORK AND ADJOURN Bwaiee ef Mlasloaary Bear4 (. Oer. aaaa Eva;ellca4 Synod Is rtplsfceC KEOKTJIC. I-, Aug. T. Th general home missionary board of th synod of North America, German Evangelical church, con cluded a three day sticton here and ad journed sine die. The poeitloa ef traveling1 secretary' was declined by Rev. H. Stam mer and waa Oiled by the election of Rev. J. Baluer of Eu Louis, now presiding offi cer ef the board, and taken under advise ment by hist for ten days to consult hi con gregation, at 8t- Louis. Contingent on his aoeeptanc Rev. Bamual Kruee of Sapping ton, (., was elected a member of the board, aa the tw positions are lacoraptable under the rule, and Rev. E. A. Roller ef Evans villa, lad., waa named far preeldlng officer, with Hr. Hilt irk nff 1W1,tW M.FR dMHne. lh, -..,,, nf ,r.viln .... r - j - ing et th full board will be called to rear- racge the offices again. Rev. W. Haekmen of St. Joseph, Mo., was sleeted treasurer ot the general board, vice Ilev. 0. Has of Do- trou, reeigaso. The mission runa was ap- , portioned among the eighteen ptw!shcs In thirteen state, fii, waa decided to bold all future meetings at the Edom oollege build ing, St. Louis.. GET DOWN TO REAL BUSINESS ! Catholic Tatal Abatlaeae t'stea la Sesatea at Dabaeja Begla . ' T k.. I CCBCQUB. Ia.. Au. 7. Th Cathollo Total AbsUaenc union of America got Tdowa ta buslna todsy, with aa Increased attendance of delecatea. Th feator of ths day's seastoa was sa animated dlsrussioa of M amendment to th constitution affeot- lsg tha vote of spiritual adviser ef local unions. The amendmect, which provided that the spiritual adviser t a locl unie who 1 also a delegate shall bava tut en vote, waa detsated, thus settling a ques tion of long standing. The coastitntloa gives tic.n two votes. Bishop Muldoon of ; Chicago, la a letter, urged the convrntloa to favor the establishment ef a savings bank for chlldtea. The convention voted against th proportion. Iowa State Rawa Kates. The Waterloo newfxfkara announce th eotnileilon of Ii:ck iiawk county's new tliii .utt) court bouse. Ilarvev has suffered a bad loss by fir tn the dn.Turtijn of the J.,hni":m llarness ManuiurtuniiK con.patiy a biiujiog and con tents. 1 tie origin I. a myaiery and Uicendl arlsm 1. tainted stronxly. Counril Jjl-.iffs Nonpare'i: Here' a pre dieme:it. Ip In tiio hixteenth Judi-1l CShtrkt the cbalrrrian of the dt-mtn-ratlo romnultee a ti.a reiulilrk.n noialnc. for and dmw r.ey la wonderiiig how It will Insue a cttil lur a JudUil convehtloa. In the ab.nce ef th. tsirtly. the fine residence of 11. O. Fenirlc ot t'harltun waa bsfl'y dsmaged by fire, the origin of wbl -h ta iinki,iin. 'I h loss la e.tluinicd at I ", fal.y covered by Insurance. fona of Oi r, iiibs of lb tamuy wete at home at the ti.ii. . Iiaverr rt rwmorratr At Pocahontas, la., Harry (;iOrl, no waa vilur.ii the so tlun of th sracd Jury, ctiajged wuii threat. enlAg tu inurlcr his wife, r. from th. coui.ty Jil through the rof. He ta not i,nuil,,,i ij htv con tin ud his fllaht la thet cirecUon, however. Uuarse Adhins. a tinner, of Momt-s'-ima. attciui'td to commit s-ilv-ld. b" banking la the 1ml. He bad iiren on a eprre and waa srrnird Whi-n found, Aditlii. was nearly drtil. 'ibis Was hla fuurtn attempt to klil I ,,i.-lf. jl. sys he In tenia to complrie tii. Job as ,ou as he can. Washington press: Van Bgrrn county el no lrta f'rs di. the in.th. Ihey hive pinyed out. lut ttnty-fiv Vr's o tnrre nothing (kioie tiiL.iar. 1 n-y tc -u ' bli-Kiat b-e tt -t htimantty en.l .re l riu. oftfri wot. icfit h le-oi of the lis pumt.k!i the everUsuntf ot-nRittti Ctl V f" Ui lrtlittt Ci'.illt, 1 ti . rMJ f f -1 to Hoikl " or !. No ui.iter; m. c.,,,u ti. (mu lutg lunotuou desuetua. ARRAIGN MURDER SUSPECTS rrisndi of Harry Lsvioh Igceniod at ixtian of tho Toiic. REfUSE TO ALLOW fRJLNDS TO SEE HIM tat Board mt Medical Eianlstn Great Certlacates te All Oatee . wath Who Were la Prae tlea bb Jaly 4, (From a Staff Correspondent.) DES MOINES, Aug. T. (Special.) There was practically nothing new developed dur. tng the day la th FInkelstetn murder case Th chief of police went Into a Justice court this morning and filed Information eccus Ing Jame .Walker, a negro, with ths mur der of Finkelstela, and Harry Levlch with being acoeescry to the crime, Th friends of Levlch had tried In vain to see him or Cad out where be was being secreted and they demanded that an at. torney. be allowed to communicate with him. This was refused and they vreut be fore Judge McIIcnry in the district court and obtained a writ ef habeas corpus for the production, of the defendant la court. They war very much Incensed that th police should refuse ,to allow anyone ta see Levlch. . He I not a strong man and baa been in poor health for soma time and they feared that confinement and the worry of .sot knowing what was to b don with him would lead te serious consequence. Th police bad taken him. from tha city Jail and hid him In a private bouse where he was being guarded. . . The friends of Levlch stoutly Insist that be bad nothing to do with the case and that the police have nothing more than a surmise on which to base their accusations. It was known that Levlch sad Flnkelstein had been business rivals and enemies and some time ago they bad a serious quarrel. but the friends and relatives of Levlch assert that this could not have been th cause of the crime. Th herlfTa force take side with Levlch and refuse to credit th claims of th polio force. Walker Is entirely unknown and It Is stated he has been la the city but a short time. Both Lsvlch and Walker were arraigned In Justice court today and preliminary bearing was set for next week. The writ of habeas corpus was served and afterward dismissed on showing that th men bad been regularly accused and arraigned. : Applica tion was made to the district court for bail and Judge McHenry decided that ball would be allowed .unless the police can make a strong showing; of guilt. He gsve them until 10 o'clock tomorrow to da this. Admit Osteopaths to Practice, Th Suit Board of Medical Examiner today Issued certificates to S75 osteopaths under the new law. This Includes all ho applied and who mad a showing, that they bad been In practice before July 4 last, when the law went into effect. The board received an opinion from th attorney general that under tho decision of the Iowa supreme court the time t oei ta applications waa previous to July 4 Instead of th date of the actual signing of the bill. All oeteepatba who apply and show that they were engaged in practice In Iowa, previous to July 4, wilt be admitted to praettee aa'wuch. without examination. Th attorney general also decided that un. der th law" it eUnds th state board has the tight (o make Inquiry Into the standing of any , school of osteopathy, and to reject a. school.. that does not fulfill the. requirements ! 4ha Iowa law, vea though that school may b recognised a la good standing by the Iowa Osteopathy as soolation. This places full and final re sponsibility for. the standing of graduate who may be examined hereafter for cer tificates la the bands of the 8tate . Board of Medical Examiner. Th board today also passed on tthe papers of seventy-two yegular doctors, who were successful and found that eight who bad been examined failed to pass. The certificate of Dr. Klrby of Grand Junction, who bad been auspended oa account cJ refusal to recognise small pox, we restored to him oa condition. Train? la Bexest Ktld. James Jollcy, a tramp, was killed today en the !reat ' Western at Orllla, fifteen miles south, as he was beating bis way to the city from the south. H and Fred T. Jackson, another tramp, were ln a box car -hen eara , th. track on a eurv. ... " " : . 7 V .. joe cars aiq doi mm over, out were Daaiy shaken up. ' They were near aome barrels of ,j,eat Md these were thrown violently against them. Jolley was killed asd Jack- aon. was badly bruised. Thsy wer both f from Kansas City, Nine of th 'workmen who wer Injured oa the Milwaukee at Rhode were brought to thla. city and ar la a hospital. None of them have died. The dead now number ItIarb All nt th rfa.t nrV,.,..n . taken to Perry this morning. Thsy ar non-residents of Iowa, but will likely be burled at Perry. Th Iowa railroad com mission will make aa Investigation of th accident. New Corporations, The Multl Novelty company of Burlington fllel articles ot Incorporation today; capital. t2,uou, by A. H. aud A. R. Kuhlemelr. Ths Freeman Lumber company ot Davenport has chabged Its name to the Freeman-Smith Lumber company. Tho Blcklen-Wtnser Gro cery company of Keokuk has Increased Its c pits! stock ta I1T5.600. Adjutant General Uyers and Governor Cummins went to Oskaloosa early this j morning to attend the encampment of the Fiftieth regiment and to review the troop. This is the last of the reviews of the Na tional Guard for this .year. A new company has Incorporated to build a railway across tha state of Iowa north and south. It Is th Continental Railway company of Lea Motaes, with IIOO.WO cap ital stock. Incorporated' by W. T. Bmtth, Des Moines, president; O. W. Fllloon. Des Moines, secretary and treasurer; W. B. Cowles, Ka&eaa City, attorney, and C. W. Thompson, Tacoma; M. P. Givlngs. Denver; J. T. tttand.rlng, Cor with, and Angus, Mc Kicnon. pes Moines. It Is to run from ths north 11ns cf Minnesota, near the Lake of the Woods, to Kansas City.. ' Death of Del Molaes Maa. John S. Kldd. ea of ths prominent cit izens ot Des Moines, died suddenly today at bis boms, from neuralgia of th heart. He waa born in Ireland sixty-four years ags. li cam to Dee Molne in 1881 and was for many yesrs manager of ths Inter national distillery and also dealt In lands. Mr. Kldd leaves a iwife and four children. One daughter, Mre. Edward Merrltt, Uvea ln Denver, and the rest, Misses Edna, Flor ence and Mable, live at home. Mr. Kldd bad been worried of late over suits ln New Tork regarding aa inheritance. The Kldds were tn til sat of receiving portion of aa immense fortune, but It seems maiden heir refused to slga certain papera, pre cipitating a contest, over which much time and money have been spent. Dice ky 111. 'vVUe1 Grave. KEWTC, I.. Aug. 7: (Special.) Whil mowicg th family burial lot. JoacMo Crit-bel, a aealthy German living la M- i . 4 , " M . . . lf U tOwnaMp. dopped dead, li I Urs is su po4 to have beta t art Ud- tt caus of death. Mr. Orlebel was 70 years f! ace aed bad gnu to tb cemetery to mow th grass off th grave of hi wife. Get ting too warm be sat down upon bis wife's grsv aed waa found desd rm time sfter by passers by. Dec-eased was a hlably rs spected resident of this county where he baa lived for many years. (. SWINDLES KEN AND WOMEN Works th Male for Their Meaty aad ' th Waaaea (or a Chele Let f AOfeetlea. SIOCX CITT, Is,, Aug. 7. (Special Tele gram.) Ia E. 8. Torter, aa alleged grafter, who goes under the name of H. H. Proctor, Harry Dollmore. H. P. Oilmor and F. H. Mulburn, and says h I a real estate men from Des Moine. the police have discovered a smooth stranger who baa been engsged ln operations ln Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and Minnesota. ' He baa been selling But trick fashions, with MT cash payment, goods delivered la twenty days, and baa also been carrying on a loving correspondence with ever twenty young women to whom he Is engaged ln the various state la which be ha operated. He waa arrested ber last night on com plaint of parties at Vermilion, 8. D., and to day Mrs. Sarah Carr of Tork, Neb., and Mrs. French ef Charter Oak, arrived for the purpose t meeting htm and making him fulfil bis premise. Both women are widows, Porter's books show be baa sold goods amounting ta several thousands dollars and was la loving correspondence with over twenty young women. Among them waa a Miss Carrie Hancock ef the Victoria hotel at Omaha. Porter waa confronted by Mr. Carr, one of hi feminine victims, and when shs reproached him for bla perfidy, denied ever knowing her.' He will be taken to Vermilion tomorrow, and the sheriff of Leroari and the county at torney from Inwood are both here to secure hi arrest. The Nebraska firm to whom Porter seld bts "goods" are th Shafer Supply company, Tekamah; Mrs. J. Cavanaugh, Wlnslde, and Eddy Bros., Wayne. . -' KILLS HIMSELF BEFORE WIFE Jealaaey th Caasa aad Letter laaU cate Deed Was Planned Some) Time Ac. SIOCX CITT, la.. Aug. 7. (Special Tale- gram.) Because he waa Jealous, Ben ' J. Coleman, formerly of Armour, 8. D., and now with th McCormlck Harvesting peo ple of Eloux City, shot himself through the heart today ln the presence of, his pretty 18-year-old wife. He died five min ute afterwards. Coleman had Just bought tickets for his wife and for his mother-in-law for Jollat, 111., where Mrs, Cole maa was planning to visit for a few weeks. They wer to leave that evening. A letter found la bla pocket Indented be bad con templated th deed for aom time. The letter ws written at Pender. July 29. He commended his wife to hts friends and said she "was the dearest wife man ever bad." Accept new Waterloo . Coarthoaae. WATERLOO, Ia., Aug. 7. (Special.) The Board of Supervisors inspected the new courthouse yesterday and accepted It from tfce contractor. The new building takes piava ; v.i ZtZZiiZ i- IV.. It is on of th finest buildings of the kind in th west, erected at a cost ot 1100.000. Th county offices will move at once, Sher iff Law baa already moved. , Fltenss Thorpe Die of Injarle. MARSHALLTOWN. Ia., 'Aug. 7. Coroner Llerie'was notified thl . evening of ths death 'of William Thorpe at Marcy hospital, Des Moines. Thorpe waa the fireman whose right leg was crushed In the railroad wreck at Rhode) yesterday afternoon. . Black Hawk Veterans to Meet. CEDAR FALLS, ia.. Aug. 7. (Special.) Tb Blatk Hawk County Veterana' "anion has selected September 10 and 11 a tbe dates for tha first reunion. Tbe reunion will be held at Waterloo. Lest Broken by Jam p. BOONE, la.. Aug. 7. (Special Talegrem.) Jame Ha ye of Chicago, Jumped from a trala here today and broke his left leg. II was taken to th bospttsl. NEW ROAD FOR SIOUX FALLS Railway feseers laeorparato to - Coastraet a Xlt to t .;" Maaiaaa. J PIERRE, .8. D ,' Aug. 7. (Special Tele gram.) Articles ot Incorporation were filed today for the 8!ou Falls ft Manitoba railway with a capital ef $2,400,000. Head quarters are to be at Sioux Fall. Its pur Jo I. tb. construction of a UnTtrm Bto rui. wsuiiuu, h ni.uwuce ui oily miles. Director are: J. F. 8hermaa, J. L. Erat- agsr, Jo Klrby, O. N. Root. Sioux Falls, J. S. Colton, Coltoa, O. W. McArthur. Brlt- laa. - TX7IIY not keep this remedy in your home instead V V cf xoaiting until some one cf your famify is side nigh unto death and then sending for it in a great hurry, . and perhaps in the night, while ife patient must suffer until it can be obtained. BUY IT NOW. The Result We had 25 years of soap-making experience before we could make Jap Rose. It represents the utmost that cost and skill can do. Jap Mgg ' Jl lram aaaa v: mm One-sixth of it U pure glycerin. All the Oils are pure vegetable, treated with antiseptics. Has the perfume of nat ural flowers; transparent. ' . : JAMES S. KIRK & COMPANY, CHICAGO WhitP RTlQlflfl L00 Soap Wrappart'anxharijred T Hi I V AVUOkJiaU for valuablo promluma, at our store, 3 1613 FARNUM STRCCT. w. RAISES . STATE ASSESSMENT Soath Dakota Board of Eqaalleatloa laeroaaes Valaatlea Nearly 911,000,000. PIERRE. 8. D.. Aug. 7. Special Tele Slant) The State Board of Equalization and Assessment completed Its work today and took a recess of tea days. The total valuation of the' atate will be Increased about 111,000,000 over last year, most of which Is on real estate. There has been practically no change la assessment of rallroada.'. Hare-catlap la Booth Dakota.. SIOUX FALLS. 8. D., Aug. 7.-(SpecIal.) Wheat harvest Is now practically eomploted la the south half of tbe state and In tha northern half Is being pushed to the ut most. , Many field of early sown wheat la the northera part of the state already are cuu ino not weather has ripened grain so rapidly that farmers la pe.ru of the stat where bxrvest Is la progress are taking advantage of every moment to get the erona out of the way before loss results from shelling or the severe local storms which usually visit the state at thl season of tbe Tired at Prison Life. SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Aug. 7.-(Spec!al Telegram.) John Kelly, prisoner In Sioux Falls penitentiary, who had been acting quenrly for eeveral days, succeeded ta eluding the vlgilanc of tbe guards and made a desperate effort to end his life by fitting his throat with a piece of a old case knife, infltl,ng serious and .perhaps fatal Injuries upon himself. i ' " - : ' ' -U ' ' A " Tramp Slashes Deputy. TYNDALL, & D., Aug. 7. (SneclaU A tramp was arrested and taken into custody oy me cuy marshal. A fellow by tha name of Stscey who was-tsslstlnx the oUcer !ln msklng the arrest was badly cut on th hand by a knlf which th tramp was flour ishing. ' RepwHlcaaa to Meet la September. TYNDALL, S. D ', t Aug. 7. (Special.) The republican central committee ba et the date of the county convention Septem ber 17, with the primaries on September X4. There are many candidates and an interest ing campaign is anticipated. Kloaraaraa ta Be MopreseatedU ' ST. WCIS, ' Aug. 7. A letter has been received from John Pice Chandler, world's fair commissioner to Central Amer ica, saying that Minister Ramlres of Nicaragua ba stated that hla government will take the utmost advantage of th postponement to 1004 to make a more ex ' t", aa e0m!!,et, "h,b,t at the worW Health at Basal! Cost. ; A few doses of Dr. King' New Life Pills will cleanse, tone and invigorate tbe whole system. Try tbera. 'Only 15c. 1 1 . " .... A ( . . . , , . of 25 Yeai 11: OOR Bound Trip, Au, OllS lto l4, Icclssha GclcrdD Spring Denver, Pu:!:b. Standard and Toarlat Sleepers to Deaver, leaving Omaha tiSO P. M., Aaa-ast , 1 ( 14 laela . . ' alvo. OQRRoanaTrlp.jicg. Oplto 14. Icclaslra G!:nv;ccd Springe, City Tis!?ct OHico, 1323 Feresm St., ' Umaba, Neb, If rra ks. lost your ten anS subiot. a.s llf.'s pleMurw osalas. II yoe have totomnia, luct mu-ho4, uocterasl Ioms, bwvous 4bllur s.e Orsy's rvs t-'ooU fills, ThM sills Im bvr.srr bsttss an rWter mtaul asS bodily vigor, pravent aaS curs impeUncy la iibsr n. mrrl pi singls, star all eialo. a4 Iumirs permsasaily. tries tl.u) iwr kea. 4 km for MM. S-nt ky r.l I. smiwI, open rerstet srlo. br Shsrmsa i eCoanll Drmg Ce., Csr. Inh s4 lit, Ouwka. Yoaro A go ON AUGUST 1. 1S22 tha feouao of . Wyckoff, Scamanj & Benedict was founded, and aaaumad - the UsK of converting h world (o th use) of writing machines Slxo ol Remlntfon - .' business .-wvr5. r- THEN O I year t( elesdy end un. &J broken prosress hav carried Iho iamo of the nem and $ I :., is E - w i ypevnter It i toay rccosnlxcd in tvery country oa aarfh tho standard writing machine. m , Wyckcff, $ti.T,im & Ctntdlct (ItMIROTOII TtrEirirTH COMJAHY) 1619 FARNAH STREET. 'HITKUOWl (.UNt-er.Il:lir,erM7t.a, j fuf .tii, drtttb l!d ii'j ctlt for M-fi t.inu st tl 4 fcfleT Ua l.m I itt r iiL'.i ,fa I r-!i. f . Oi ta In a, f 1,, &vMOMl ke Jp4iAt 1-SbSKt, At 9 .atWasaaV sfc UoCvUU.ll UfUg Cw.. Vawitla, cl : StMil. . 2
