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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1003. NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA. COUNCIL MllOk MIMTIOl. fin via sells drug. Hi or It art sella carpal. frnym enlarging, Itrt.adway. For rent, storeroom, JTl Ms In stret. K.prt wstrli repairing Leffert, ll'r :itirted Mats lieer on tp- Nu ma yar. M'-hiriltlt's photos. Katlefsrtlon guaranteed. IKturea and eft vee for wedding glft C. It. Alexander Co , H'way. II K Orout In hime from a thro month' In Arls;ti. ' J'lnner ft ni 100 pleres V W, st A. 0 Howe s, J l' llroadway. limn, to Mr. end Mr John I. I'evls yeaierlay morning, a daughter. Minn llonlrli KeyiioMa of I'arral, Mas, la Hid guei of Mlna Natth itartlett. Waller Htavfiia aril Augual Tarla left Sealeiduy on a trip 10 he-mle, Waah. Mr and Mra W, .'. I.ntliarik f liloom Ingion, III , eia gueste of Mr. L'ntheiik's niiria llMiiy Wheeler wna uurantltied at hla homa, I7( l i.ird avenue, yeaterday, for inallMa. J. J. Mewart hna i'itm to Indianapolis to attend the convention of the Modern Wood men of Atin'il'a. Ir. Mnry 'Unify left Inst evening for tlm anal mi I'liaineae. Hh expert 10 lm way alioui two werM. Tua reguliir meeting of lha Council tlluffa ItetHll lr iiMKlxia hhhoc lullon will m held tula evening in Ihn olllca of Miiyor Moigun In cliy Imll. Wa coniiuiil to kaap piihllo or prlvala houaa Ire liom leml.ra l,y Ihn year, In Kli iiiliinior Miiiiii'H'iiirlnK iMiinpsny, liiiiiiril limns, U. '1 elepimna KuM. I' or an In, ilia Ci tl, Hire fruit fx rm of forty hi, mu nilu-a Hum niurthoiiaa In looni'li iHiifta. I' or pi Ire mikI larma ail gieee l W. t it In, J .13 I'uurl street, Ctmmill MufTa, Ja. Mra. J I. Ileus wniil yeaterday to Iowa t'liy to attend ilia cotnineiirnment exer rla.K tit ihn Hluln univnially. liar aon Ailam la a graduate tlua year of tlia col InglatS eimree, Tha mammilla defeated tlia rlrnlt woods ynmnriliiy in game or hall on tlm lallr a ftounda hy a aiore of 21 to I. Tha f nature or Ihn gam wna tha pitching (if Walliira fur lha wlillllllB I Mi 111. ' Thn hnrln eif John Wllaon, charK"l Wlln tha thnlt of nppnr wlrn fl-om Ihn motor i'iiininny, wna i niiilriiinil In ikiIIi (limit yratnnlay until ThurailHy anil In thn ttiaaiitlinu WIImoii wna rnlnnawl on V0 hull. Aw'hmaiiylnK t'ommlanloriar W. W. 1 ,110ml of thn I 'oniinrirlnl I'luli on Ilia trip lo t Wnra Marry I'lnroo, T. J. Folny nil Knrfllnuiid Wnln. Tlmy 0 to liiapni't tha oil llnhla at llmiumonl, 'fan., whara thny ra Intrrralrd. JnnmiPtta lOlltnhnth, tha Infant ilaualitnr of Mr. and Mra Alhnrt A. Adama, III! I'nlon atrnnt, dmd yaatnrday morulim troin pnnu monla followln- niaxalna, aRi'd W monlha. 'I h fimnral, Wlilrli will ha pilvnin, will la hold Tlnuaday aflvinoon and liltariunnt will ba In Walnut Hill oamatnry. Tha rarnlpla In Ihn gnnnml fund at tha Chi tKtlnii lliimn lam wank warn $1 17 l, tinlna K.! Ill tmlow lha nnnda of tlm wnrk and Inciaanlna tha OnftrlKm y In Ihla fuml In data to 1,1:7 W. In lha iniinugnr'a fund tha rni'nlpta wnrn t'Jl A, hflna II.I.7K hnlow tha linaila of tha w'k and I111 lrnlnfc' thn dnilrliMiry to llluiM to duta In thla fuml. Thn iilh' rncalvnd word lant avnnlna: that th ronldnm n of M. 1,. ICvnna, a hanknr at Kniaraon, luid hni'ii rolihnd and that mona; tha jrwrliy ainlnn wara a vnluiihla (old wati'h, iniiaonlo charm and a inmilmr (if gold and nllvnr oolna. Two innit aua- fwoiad nf tlia rohhniy wnrn auld to lin limk n thalr way toward t'nunrll llluffa. Tha funnral of William lwla wilt la hold at ii.n o'olook thla aflnrnoon from tlia family raaldnnoa, ll6i Kaat 1'lnron at rant, - and Intnrnmnt will ha In Walnut Hill rnuin tnry. Itnv. (Inorg Kdward Walk, raolnf of Ht. I'aiil'a Kpiaoopal I'hurrh, will con diml tha anrvlrm. Tha following hava bann Jnlnctnd aa pallhnainra: tlnorgn lowln, Kd .awla, Will l,awln. John Hhorl, llnrbnit I ndi'i wood and Arthur Montgomrry. " Mra. r. I Hand, wlfa of thn clnrk of tha ,. dlnlrlrt cmii't, lft laat avnnlng for Chi ' ragn, arcomnantnd by Kloyd Ulnkly, an -ynar-old hov of tlndnrwood, thla county. wno ainin mimi iir nau nno mn num V the lad an artlllclnl limb, which will be paid for bv the Itoek Inland. Mr. Keed waa appointed the boy'a guardian by th court. N, V. numbing Co. Tel. 0. Night. Ft7. COUNCIL ORDERS LOTS FILLED Poa to Protect rMlo Health front the F.eete Of Stagnant Water. The aldermen met yeaterday mornlne; a a Hoard of Health and after taking a trip through th Fifth and Sixth wards met aa a elty council and ordered the following lota, which are below grade and full of tagnant water, brought to grade: North half block k. Mill addition: north half block it, Mill addition: lot I. block 4. Italia addition; lota l- In R, Curtle liameev'e addition; lot 14 In 11 Riddle ul.dlvlalon; lota U and 11 block N. Curtle HamaeVa addltloni lot 1 block B. Curtla A Ftamaey'a addition; lot It block K. Curtle e Kamaev'; lota 1 and t, blotk T. Curtle 4k Kamaey'e; lota and T, block . Rlddlee ubdlvlalon: lota ,,, T and . block tl, Riddle a aubdlvlalon; lota 4-1. Hyatt a eub dlvlalon; lot T, block 3, Curtla Ramaey'a. The city marahal waa Instructed to notify the owner of tbeee-lota to have them filled and brought to grade within five days. The resolution calling for the curbing of the following streets, which are to be pared, was adopted; Klfhth avenue be tween Sixth and Seventh streets. Ninth avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets. Twelfth, avenue between Main and Seventh streets, Waehlngton avenue from Harrlaon street to Vaughn, Frank street from Proad way to Harmony, North Flrat Btreet from Waahlngton avenue to aoutherly line ot original plat lot eS, rnton street ' from Washington avenue to Indian creek bridge. Oak street front Rrwadway to Pierce. Myn Ster street between Scott and Main, Fifth avenue from Third street to dark avenue, Pomona street from Park avenue to Olen avenue. Plumbing and beating, lllxby A Son, Chora with Inoatnral Crime. Millard F. Ingereoll waa Treated laat evening on a warrant laaued from the court of Juattce Ouren. He ta charted with the crime of Inceat with hit n-year-old daugh ter. Tbe Information wa riled by Aaalat ant County Attorney liees on complaint. It la said, ot the girl mother, who Is liv ing separate from her huehend. Ingereoll waa formerly a lineman and inttl recently lived at !X RentOn etreet. Lately he ha benn working on a farm about four mile east of the city, where he wa taken Into custody last evening. He wa lodged In th county Jell Real Batate Tranafera. Thee transfer were filed yeaterday la the abetraot. title and loan office of g.julre A Annls. 101 Peart street: Charles leeiken and wife to (Ires-or and Merle Jonaon. tots t and 4. Audi tore eviodlv. n r 41 w d t U1 Jemee 1- Paxton to ieecent Furm tsMnpanv. Iota 1 and t tn It. tola 1. 1 1 tn tl. and lota tl 4 In M and ac rretuva and fart H-T-4. w. d 1 1. P. JKtevn and tf to John M Oimn'Ue. lot 1 bhvk t Ju1aa s Jd add. Neola. w. d 109 Cwintv reeorr to W M Kimball. bt 14 In T. original ptet, t. d ... N Inward and Marr I. F.verett. execu-l-a. to Jane I'tUlnv. W It roda o nev aeU w. 4.... .. sW Itetra of (V R. tiellur- to WlUlam Mc-Ool'-e. rr' oil W V Neole. w d . . K Jonathan XV IVXIee to exeontoee of fUmuel Jacoev. wndlvU lot T blorh 1 and KM 4. Mock S4. Riddle a sub dlv. 1 Jui Total aer transfer LEWIS CUTLER MOftTIClAN. M rri IX. V "i teUITa. rh m BLUFFS. SETTLE OLD CONTROVERSY Bibool 3jt3 Compromliag 01lm of I A. Wiokbim for Griding. BILL IS RtDUCED MORE THAN HALF Indlnatlnna Am that Many f tha trhool Ilalldlnaa Will II Crowded t ( ommnnrnmnat of Natt Turin. Thn rurlaln wna finally rung down on tha high a'hool alia nontrovnray by tha Hoard of duration at Ma manllng laat night whnn K. A. W'li'kliam'g rlnlm for grading what wna known aa tha Oakland Hvnniia alt wna anlilcd. Wli kham'a rlalm amountnd to I1.1J and a ault to rnrovnr thla amount w tmridlri In tha dlatrlrt court agnlnat tlm chigil dlxlrlct. A nompn-Vnlan wna arTnrtnd hy a apnolal rommltlnn, of whlrh Dlrnrtor Tlnlay waa rhulrman, and tha claim anttlnd for lK). Tha cnntrilrt for grading tha fiakland avnnua alto waa awnrdnd Wlckham by .laooh Hlma, prnaldant of tha arhool bourd In lo, at th, tlm that fipoparty had bnnn anlnrlnd RM tha alt for tha naw high arhool building. Tha property waa gradnd and lltlgntlnn which nnaund rnaultnd In thn high achool lining lonalnd on tha fllrnnt property and tha purchaaa by tha board of tha fin kin nd property waa navrr conaurn miitnd. , Tha ftimmlttna to tvhlrh tha matter had benn refnrrnd report ad that It had Invoatl. gated thn houndnrlra of tha llnrrlaon Btreet and I'lerca Htrnnt achool and reoommandod that tha children living In tha territory bounder by tha aaat linn of lTnrmnny atreet, Jxigan and Onk atrentg bo parmlttod o at tnnd tha IMnrra Htrnnt achool, na It waa pnarnr to them than tha Ilarrlann fttract achool. Tlia ranommnndatlon wna ronourred In. Mlaa Joaephlna flhaa wa given a Inava of ahaanea for ona year nt hnr requnat, a aha anlla ahortly for tha rhlltpplnna to aaaumn a position In the fovernmnnt training rohool at Manila. !lda Aajailnat Loan. Tha requeet of the Flrat Chrlatlan church that It ha permitted tha una of aoma of tha kindergarten ehalr from tha Washington avnnua achool for a Tom Thumb wedding entertainment to b given In tha near fu ture at tha church wa denlrd, tha board deciding that II wna eatahllahlng a bad praeedent to loan tha achool property. Mix Oltllnn waa appointed atenographer and clerk In the office of tha auperlntendent at tha achool at a aalary of VU a month. lupertntendent Clifford reported thnt the recetpta of tha commencement exerclaea at tha high achool amounted to 1131. M and tha expenaaa IH7.9S, Jaavlng a balance of ISi.M to ba turned Into the fund for tha purohnae of book for the high achool library. He alno reported that $2t.W had been turned In by Principal F.nalgn. being the amount col lected from puplla for the breaking of ap paratu In the laboratory. In making hla atatlntlcnl report Superin tendent Clifford elated that the expeoted Increase In the enrollment at the opening of the new achool year In September would crowd eeveral of the building. Aa one In stance, ha aald there would be forty-five avenue school than there would be room for. He expected, however, that matters would be so arranged as to provide room for all. Hla report, which was for the ninth month of the school year ending June 6, ahowed the total enrollment waa an tncreaae of 23& over laat year. Monthly enrollment, boy. 1,340; girls. ISM; totat, 4.635. Entire enrollment, boys, l.'tiS; girls. 1,799; total, 6.M1 ST. FRANCIS COMMENCEMENT Intereatlng rrogrant Prepared for Closing of Torn nt Aoadenty. St. Francis academy will hold Its thirty second annual commencement exercises this evening In th new auditorium of the Institution. Th program, th central them of which wilt be "The Holy Orall." will begin at T:9D o'clock and will be as follows: Greeting "Our I-aet Tourney" Eleanor Rlgga. ' Orand march from "Tannhauaer".. Wagner Mary Duff, Francea Flanagan, Phoebe Zee sin, Naomi Hamilton. Chorus "Oally We Sing" Veasle I.orett MacNamara, accompanist. "The legend of the ClraU" Elisabeth Shea. Overture "Midsummer Night's Dream" , Mendelnaohn Eleanor Rlgga. Ann Stapleton, Lulu Tholl, lAretta MacNamara. "The Spiritual Significance of the Le gend ,. Anna Stnpleton. Vocal Solo "1 Do Not Ak. O Lord" . Sproea Eleanor Rlgga. "Revel of tha Nymphs' r Arranged "The Individual Oueaf Mri rtitr. I Piano Solo "Rlack kev Study Chopin I OVIH- . WHi , Schubnrt-IJait Lulu Tholl. Recitation "The Cure of the lepers' from "Uen Hur" Gertrude Martin. "No Man's Oueet la fnto Himself Alone" Phoebe y.eaeln Chortle Walt aone from 'Faut" Oounod Poena Plaatlque "The Ship of Faith .. Oertrude Martin. Ann Stapleton. Phoebe y.eaaln. "Wandering Ftrea" Noan Wlckhnm. Piano Solw-Impromptu, Op. H, A fat Malor Chopin Soherto, Op 1 Rrahma Fleenor Rlgga "loyalty to the Queet" , F.ltaabelh Morris. Chorus "Ab. Tls the Fair M.wn's Glimmer" Cempana Clnne lem "nr Heart'a Vlalon" Aa the Itlv amid tboma, ao la Mary among the danghlern of men." Gertrude Martin The exerclaea will b cloned with an ad dreaa by Rev. Father Dowltng of Omaha and the presentation of diploma. Ilnetnr Oratt, A meeting of the physicians of rotta wattatnt county ha been called for thla afternoon at th Orand hotel for th pur pose of organising a county medical so cle! y. The organisation of a county society la In avwrdance with th plan to systema tise and affiliate the national, state and subordinate medWal eovlctlea. Acvording to th call al'. physlclana le gally entitled to prctl tn th county and who ar rraottctng what is termed tuinseotartan mrdK-lna are altcthla ta memherehirv This requirement la t.km to rata that r lcln. of th homeopath nd osteopathic schools wt'.l not b eligible t membership In th society. Matter la Ulatrset Cwr. Tn sutt brought by ttte Oenaha Fridge and Terminal Railway eumpany t entn th Mason City Fort lVvt Railroad ewmpany frwm orewUng Ite tracks on Fvrnr- tata tret and Kiahta avenue was dis - wileacil yetertay by the plaintiff company. Jur Wheeler reeantly donl ta 4h4i--tl ter ten4oirarjr Injunction a! the dlamlaaal. It la underatood, follow an amic able ttlemant out of court of the contro vert y between the two railroad. Itobnrt Illdat commenced ault In the die trlct court yeaterday to reatraln the Cud ahy Pa' king company, other creditor and Hherlff Couelna from levying on hla real denra property, which ha claim aa a home atead, and hla houaehold belonging. Tbe plaintiff l up that while he hae rented hla reeldenen. It I none the leaa hi borne tead and therefore exempt from execution. BANKERS ARE COMING TO TOWN l.arae Attendance Anticipated at tbe Meeting; of rai 1 of tat Aaaorlatloa. The annual meeting of group 1 of the Iowa fllate Banker' aeaoclatlon, which waa poatponed from May 21, will be held In thla city tomorrow. The aegilom will be held at thn Grand hotel, and It la expected that at It-net fifty of the leading banker of aoulhweatern Iowa will be In attend ance. The morning aeaalon, which will open at 10:30, will be called to order by Acting Chairman W. W. McTtory, caahler of the Cltlxena' State bank of Oakland. Trcaldent K. 10. Hart of the Flrat National bank of thla city will deliver the addreaa of wel come, on behalf of the banker of Council llluffa and the welcome will be reapondnd to by Hon. Is. F. Potter, prealdent of thn Flrat Natlonnl bank of Harlan on behalf of the vlaltlng banker? New member will be enrolled, following which a.n adjourn ment will be taken for luncheon. The prlrclpnl feature of the afternoon aeaalon will bo an addrea by Congreiaman Walter I. Vmlth, who hn been Invltod to penk on "Thn Financial I,eglalatlon Pro poaod and Knacled by thn Flfty-aeventh eotigrea." Following ('ongreaaman Smith, D. It. Helnahclmer, prealdent of the Mill County Natlonnl hank 'of Olenwood, will talk on "The Hualnea Outlook." Thomaa H. Hand, prealdent of the Flrat National bank of Shenandoah, will apeak on "The Conduct of Having Department by Na tional Hank." The program will be brought to a clone by a general dlacuaalon on "Practical Hanking Qiieetlon," conducted by 8. C. Campbell, caahler of the Bank of C'araon. With the election of officer for the en aulng year the meeting will cloae. The proaent officer are: Acting chairman, W. XV. McRory, caahler of the Cltlsena' State bank nf Oakland; aecretary, Elbert A. Read, canhlor of the Flrat National bank of Shen andoah; executive committee, Erneet K. Hurt, prealdent of the Flrat National bank or Council llluffa ! C. K. Price, caahler of the Commercial National bank of Council llluffa; Dr. B. 3. Patterson, caahler of tha Dunlajj Btate bank; D. I Helnahelmcr, prealdent of the Mill County National bank; L. F. Potter, prealdent ot tbe Flrat National bank of Harlan. At the Head of the Mat. ( A unique feature of the Wallace shows Is Its children' department, with Its minia ture rages and Its drove of IK Bhetlnnd ponies, entertaining alike to th children and adult. In countless ways the Wallace show I different from others and stand unrivalled In the amusement world. Will exhibit at Council Bluffs Monday, June 22, rain or shine. Ilrakemaa llaa 4er Experience. MARSH ALLTOWN, la.. June l.-(Spe-clal.) O. P. lewls, an Iowa Central brake man, with headquarters In this city, hsd a strange experience near Orlnnell. At a point near that place the train on which Lewis was operating became stalled. A passenger was dus In a short time. It was necessary to double what Is known ss the Newhers hill. Lewis was left In charge of part of the train. He began hla work by stringing torpedoes against the paaaenger train, which waa soon due. .What hap oened to Lewis Is not known, but he re members nothing thnt happened until he recovered consciousness at Orlnnell, where he was taken after being discovered un conncious and bleeding near hla train. He thinks soma one assaulted him. aa the cars he was protecting were stationary, all brake being on. Notwithstanding this they were found several miles south, where they had btcome stationary at a point where there Is a sag In th track. Lewis Is now In this city. It I thought he will re cover. Crop Greatly Improved. CRESTON, la.. Jun l.-(8paclal.)-The last week has shown quite an Improve ment la the ctop conditions of Union county. There has been but little rain and the fields have dried up until work ha been resumed, snd though the nights have been very cool everything 1 reported a growing nicely. The hay crop will be one ot th largeat ever known, oat are doing nicely and much of tho corn that was at flrat thought to be ruined Is resuming the proper color and will produce a good crop. Small fruits whl be a heavier yield than was at first expected and save for a very tew fields on the low grounds the crop out look Is fine. Nearly all the plowing Is completed and many of the farmers are planting with six-week corn In hopes that It will mature before frost, as th season is fully a month Ute. V. P. . C, K. Convention. MARSHALI.TOWN. Is., Jun l.-(Spe-clal.) The fourteeenth annual convention of the Fifth dlatrlrt Toung People's 8oclety Christian Kndeavor cloned Ita convention In thla city with the election of the follow ing offlcera: Prealdent, Rev. F. D. Ferreil. Amra: vice president. L. H Salisbury, LeOrand; second vie president. Rev. Oeorg Croker. Omen Mountain: secretary and treasurer. Miss Elsie St. John. Ames; superintendent Junior work, Mrs. E. L. Condon. LeOrand; superintendent mlaalona. William Colly, Searing Next year's con vontlon will be held at Relnheok. Oaawa Teas Ueta la Aarala. ON AW A. 1.. Jun It Special Tele gram )-Th Onawa hoa team, which hold th championship belt of the Maple Valley Firemen Tournament association for a In ning th asoclatlon rao three year suc cessively, starta for th Carroll tourna ment tomorrow rooming and will b al lowed to compel tn the aaaocUtlon race, after being barred for two years on -count ot a inning the championship. Oa account of the high rate demanded by the Northwestern Railroad company very few people wl.l ga except the team. Farmer la Mlaala;, FORT DODGE, la., June lt (Special Tel egram -Mtt XlcDertnott. a wll knows '""'' tram Clare, Webster county, bag I lPPered He ha not bran seea sine Saturday, when he came t Fort Dodge ' ''u" myaici.n. n. i.rt m, ta In a livery barn here. Relative have placed th matter ta the hands of the police, who have found no clue. McDermott ws de spondent bcaue of continued 111 keaita. taaaara Otl Retaliate, SlOl'X CITT. la , June 11-Th Standard i ' company ha twjaed th prio of oil ta 1 outh IVtkota 1 cent a gallon I order te counteract the effect of the law .aaeed by the South Dakota Wgulatur avurtag . test tr rv&, f RAILROADS HAVE PROSPERED Laat Year 1 Earninn Greater and Eipeasei Leu Than in Preceding Period. STATE CAPITOL IS TO BE MADE MODERN Moelo Dealera, Health Ottleera, Sunday School and Auctioneers Hold State Conventions la Dei Molnca. (From a Staff Correspondent.) DE8 MOINES, June 1. (Special.) Iowa railroad received more money for their business In 1902 than in the previous year by a total of 34,K2.06. and the operating expenaea In the eame period were reduced by a total of C7U.7M .64. This was on a mileage of V miles of main line trackage greater thftn in the year 1501. The net earning of the Iowa business were In creased a between the two years by $673. 1243. These are the figure a reported by th railroad auditor to the secretary of the State Executive council, on which the council will make Its nanensment of railroad property for the current year. These reports have Just been tabulated and thn totals turned over to the state official who will niHke the assessment. The actual work of anacsnlng will be commenced July If next, but the board and the railroad at torneys will have the abstract of the re ports In hand for a month that they may make comparisons. The chief totals of the ahstrsct are ns follows: Main linn mileage In 1M1, total 9,336.17; In 1902, t,21.24. Oronn Receipts In 1901, $!'i,r,79,9.,B.12; In 1902. M,4fii,3i6 1 1. Receipts per mile: In 1901, RftUtUft; In li)2, fi.!i55.2n; flvrenne, IM.NJ. Oporating exnenses-In 1901 $39.ni.917.80; In 1902, 39,'2.2n2.'W; decrease, L'7r,,7m.64. Ex penaea per mile: In 19m. $4.24360; In 1902, M,14fU: decrease per mile, !i5.44. Net Karnlnga-ln 1901. l!fl.40,76.82; In 1902, $17.134.10?,.2S: Increase, tR73,12.4.1. Earnings per mile: In lltoi, ll.7H3.13; In 1902, 1,7.0I; Inerense per mile, 113.91. The same roads report that in 1902 they paid taxes In Iowa aggregating $1,624,038 96, and In 1901 they paid $l,B3,492.87. Capitol Improvement. The State Capitol commission met today and opened bids on tha heating, ventilat ing, electric wiring and other work of the state capltol and state warehouse. A large number ot bids were opened, but the com missioners had not reached any conclusion aa yet as to contracts. The work to be contracted for at this tlm will aggregate nearly $100,000. It Include aa almost corn plot remodeling of the Interior mechanical workings of the state capltol and modern ising at every turn. All the fittings of the capltol were placed about twenty-five years ago and better methods prevail now. The commission plans that the capltol shall be modern In very way. Donovan gent to Hospital. J. W. Donovsn, the old man who was ar rested on six charges of heinous offense against children ,afew days ago, was today declared Insane and sent to the state hos pital. There Is considerable doubt about his sanity and mental condition, but the action waa takento prevent prosecution on tha criminal charges and he will be kept far removed from 1 the possibility of sum mary vengeance by the Indignant citizens In the neighborhood of his home. He had been In the same' hospital aa an Inebriate at one time. , , Hired a Kloox City Band. Th executive committee of the State Fair association today entered Into a con tract for the services of the Sfoux City band at the state fair In August for one week. Mnale Dealers Are Organised. The music dealers of Iowa met here today and organised a state association, electing the following aa officers: President. A. U. Coatea, Perry; vie presidents, II. C. White, 'Follow the Flgtfir" II COLORADO AND RETURN U June I to Sept. SO. Ino. II To enable persons to reach these favored localities without f f oanecessarr expenditure of tima or monev. the UNION (I TACIFIC has put iotoefleel low rates aod splendid train 1 i . I service from Missouri River to Denver. Accommo- I I dations are provided for all classes of passengers on I yr"'""""" " 1 thrse trains, the equipment including free reclin- ; f f w iSJI Fa mam 6y, Telepnone lit SS Vnlon Station, 10th and Marcy Sts. ROUND TRIP FROM CHICACO Doston mujimsm $19. OO BOStOn ! Jaly 1st t Bth $21.00 Saratoga i j-ir - $17.45 Detroit ! jy o $6.75 All ticket -reading over th Wabash R R. between Chicago and Buffalo ar good tn either direction rla at, earner between Detroit and BufTslo without estra charge, escept tnrals and bertha Stop orers allowed Remember thla ta 'The Cool Northera Route" atd all agents ran sell Urkets from Chlcag-o east via the Wabash. Fr berths, lake trtpe. folders and all Information call at Wabaah City Offlo la ramani Street, ur addrea Harry E. Koeres, Q- a. r. D.. Omaha. Neb. Cedar Rapids, and James A. Quest. Bur lington; secretary, C. B. McNerny, Des Molnee; treasurer, W. H. Lehman. Des Molne; executive committee. A. U. Coate. W. 11. I-hman, C. B. McNerny, A. SI. Carl of Newton, O. H. Oarrett of Winter set. S. K. Meyers of Manchester. John C. Mlnton of Burlington. The organisation starts out with about seventy-five members. Iowa Health rhyslclaas. The temporary organisation of th Iowa Health Officers' and City Physlclsns' asso ciation was perfected this morning and late today the permanent organisation was formed. Dr. J. A. Valeria of Iowa City was chosen temporary chairman and Dr. C. T. Lesan of Mount Ayr temporary secre tary. In the absence of Mayor James Brenton Attorney Charles Bradshaw gave the welcoming address. Dr. C. H. Hoff man, the chemist, pathologist and reputed prince, read a paper before the association this afternoon. Dr. A. M. Linn also rcsd a paper on "Some Needed Legislation." The committees appointed were: On constitu tion and bylaws. Dr. L. A. Thomas of Red Oak. Dr. IForee of Ottumwa, Dr. W. H. Bailey of Marlon; committee on permanent organization, Dr. Jackson ot Audubon, Dr. Crouse of Foster and Dr. LaForce of Ot tumwa: committee on finance. Dr. N. M. Bmlth of Des Moines, Dr. Lesan of Mount Ayr and Dr. Hogg of Garner. Sonday School Convention, The state Sunday school convention met here today. The executive committee met this morning and laid plans for the financ ing of the same. There will be bout 1.000 person In attendance. The convention proper opened this evening with addresses by Alfred Day ot Detroit and Mis Ben OUel of this state. The mstter of a parade for the convention has been given up. Fifty auctioneers from all over Iowa gathered In the city today to attend the annual meeting of th Iowa Auctioneers' association. The opening session In the cltihroom of the Klrkwood hotel began at 1:30. The annual address of the president, D. B. Marshall of Mount Ayr, the papers on "What Is This Organization For?" by F. F. Luther of Orand Junction and "Should It Be Made Permanent and Why," by Al P. Mason of Union were the ad dresses of the afternoon. The convention continues tomorrow. Oct Pharmacy Certiorates. The following applicants for pharmacy certificates passed at the last examination by the board and were granted certifi cates: M. D. Gates of Des Moines, Bert Hughes of Kmmetsliurg, E. C. Sprague of Wlnterset, C. J. Shea of Odebolt, S. A. Dalauder of Madrid, Lester Williams of Rockwell City, O. II. Oraull of Des Moines, H. A. Strpuse of Le.mars, A. H. Balrd of Malvern, John F. Cochran of Mllo, A. A. Kaurmier of Shell Rock, Anton C. Jaeger ot Clear Lake, Edward H. Oolse of New ton, Elmer Tabee of Clarion, Charles F. Todd of Waterloo, A. R. Tlss of Corewlth, Frank E. Lewis ot Bchaller, Howard R. Rau of Oskaloosa. College Accepts Offer. TOLEDO, la.. June 16. (Speclal.)-At a meeting of the board of trustees of West ern college It was voted to accept the offer of Major Leander Clark of the Toledo Sav ings bank to give $50,ono to the college, pro vided the college would raise an additional $100,000 before January 1, 1908. Commence ment exercises were begun Sunday, Rev. W. T. Jackson of Emmetsburg preaching the baccalaureate sermon. Many alumni and friend of the college are present from a distance. Child Drink Wood Alcohol. CRESTON. la.. June lWBpelal.)lBar rent, the 3-year-old on of Mr. and Mra. A. C. Carl, came near dying from the effects of a quantity of wood aloohol that ha drank. His father runs a cleaning and dying establishment and the alcohol Is used in his business. Before he was noticed the little fellow had the bottle and had drunk a large portion of It's contents. Antidotes were promptly administered and though he Is very Sick it Is thought that hs will re cover. Murderers Are Snrroonded. GLASGOW, Mont., June 16 A report has reached here from Sheriff Conner's party. In pursuit of escaped murderers near the Missouri river bad lands, that the officers are certain they have Hardee and Mr Kinney surrounded and would capture the desperadoes In a day or so. room sleepers, and day coaches, etc. ; Q flfj H Hfl I'ITT TICKET OFFICE. JjT i THE Cool Northern Route VIA NIAGARA FALLS Signs of Polluted Blood. There is nothing' go repulsive looking' and disgusting as an old sore. You worry over it till the brain (grows weary and work with it until the patience is exhausted, and the rery sight of the old fentering, sickly looking place makes you irritable, despondent and desperate. A chronic sore is the very best evidence that yqur blood is in an tinhealthy and impoverished condition, that your constitution is breaking down unt!er-v the effects of some serious disorder. The taking of strong medicines, like k mercury or potash, will sometimes so pollute and vitiate the blood and im- I pair the general system that the merest scratch or bruise results in obstinate non-healing sores of the most offensive character. Often an inherited taint breaks out in frightful eating sores upon the limbs or face in old age or middle life. Whenever a sore refuses to heal the blood is always at fault, and, while antiseptic washes, salves, soaps and powders can do much to keep down the inflammation and cleanse the sore, it will never heal permanently till the blood itself bag been purified and the deadly genus and poisons destroyed, and with S. S. S. this can be accomplished the polluted S. S. S. is both a blood purifier and tonic that puts your blood in order and at the same time tones up the system and builds up the general health. If you have a chronic sore write us and our physician will advise you without charge. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, ATLANTA, CA. AT COUNCIL BLUFFS, THE OHBATKIT, ORAKDEIT AND BEST OP AMERICA'S BIG TENTED ENTERPRISES! Three Kings, Two Stages, Half-mile Race Track, Scores of Original Features; One Hundred Phenomenal Arts; 25 Clowns; 20 Hurricane Races; 10,000 Seats; One-Million-Dollar Menagerie of 50 dens; Drove of Camels; Herds of Elephants. THE FAMOUS STIRK FAMILY. Twelve In Number. The World's Most Natural Graceful, Daring and Expert Bicyclists. Unrivalled Performers; Lumutriiod Features; Astonishing Acts of Educated Animals; a small army of Active, Jolly Clowns. The $1,000,000 Menagerie includes the LARGEST HIPPOPOTA MUS IN CAPTIVITY, and rare and costly beasts and fowls from everv elime. THE CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT, original with this show, comprises a score of handsome miniature cages filled with curious animals, and a drove of 125 Shetland Ponies. WALLACE'S CIRCUS DAY PROGRAM 10 A. M. THE ORAND STREET PARADE A unique com bination of Olorious Street a Zoological Display. Horse 1 AND 7 I1. M. DOORS OPEN 1:15 AND 7:15 P. M. PROF. Renowned Soloist Musicians cert on the Center Stage. 2 AND 8 P. M. All-Feature Performance begins, comprising Mul titudinous, Overwhelming, Indescribable Gymnic, Acrobatic, Spectacular, Aerial, Trained Animal, nippodromatic Feats. 2d! AND RETURN VIA ROC YSTEM Tickets on Sale June 10-30, and July I Final Return Limit, September 15. C. A. blood is punned snd invigorated, and when rich, pure blood is again circulating freely throughout the body the flesh around tbe old sore begins to take on a natural color, the discharge of matter ceases and the place heals over. MONDAY, JUNE 22 Carnival, Spectacular Street Fair, Fair and Glittering Pageants tititittttlitmtMmnmmrt ageante. iroof Tents. r BAND of - Grand Con- f to the Immense Waterproof RRONSON'S CONCERT begins a 45-Minute Grand Tl 4 J 5 i K il AND City Ticket Office T Rutherford, D. P, A. u V s i f 1
