THE OMAHA DAIIY DEE; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER B. 1903.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MISOH ME.fTIO.X.
fart a)l Jrur. ;
Btotkcrt wlla carpeta.
A atore for men--Bano's."
Expert wat.h repairing., LelTert, 409 B'y.
Celebrated Met bef on tap. Neumayer.
Diamond Ixtrothal rings at Leffert'a,
Broadway.
14-K. and ll-K wedrtlng rlnga at Leffert's
40 Broadway. '
Pyronraphy outfit, and auppllee. C. E.
Aleanilpr Co.. 833 Broadway.
Abe IJnooln Wnman'e Relief corpe will
meet Friday afternoon, la Urand Army hall.
The ladles' Aid aoclety of tha Firat Chris
tian churoh will meet thia afternoon at the
church.
For rent," office room ground floor; one
of the moat central kjcatlone in the bual
pam portion of the city. Apply to The Bee
office, city. i
The new chapel of St.' Francis' academy
will be dedicated with appropriate aorvlrea
thla morning, conducted hy Kev. Father
bmyth and Kev. Father Loftua. '
Charlea K. Beckwlth of Otoe county, Ne
braaka, and Mary K. Plttlilo of Cans
county, Nebraska, were married In this
city yesterday afternoon. Justice Uuren offi
ciating. Star chapter No. 47, Royal Arch Masons,
baa elected these officers: High priest, J. B.
Madnen: king, Oeorge W. iiowltt; scribe,
F. J. Fierce; treaaurer, H. V. Binder;
secretary, O. H. Jackson.
Charlea Henry Irwin and Ben Gllirmkl,
the boys charged with the theft of numerous
artlclt-a from different houses, were up be
fore Judff Scott In police court yesterday.
Young Irwin was discharged, but the Gllln
aki boy was held, with the recommendation
that be be sent to the reform school.
J. J. Sullivan, charged with assaulting
David Iane on Hallowe'en night, waa sen
tenced to live days In the county Jail yes
terday by Justice Ouren, who later sus
pended the sentence' on condition that 8ul
II van assist Lane in repairing the damage
dors that night to his outhouses and fence.
the Board of Park commissioners baa
finally decided to pay the county the 13)0
asked for the strip of the Huntington lot
which for several yeara cast has been
fenced In aa part of Falrmount park. The
county Decnme owner or me lot in contro
versy through foreclosure of a school fund
mortgage, ,
At the meeting of Jnnna council. Royal
and Select Masters, Tuesday night these
ollicers were elected: Thrice illustrious
maater, U. W. Laps; right illustrious mas
ter, . F. J. Pierce; principal conductor of
worka, P. H. Wind; treasurer, H. W. Bin
der; secretary, O. H. Jackson; captain of
guard, a. a. Uray; sentinel, victor Jennings.
The preliminary hearing of O. Walker,
Fred Jones and J. M. Kennedy, -charged
with robbing W. W. Btltta of Imogeno, la.,
while driving In a hack, waa begun before
Judge Scott yesterday. Jonea failed to ap
pear and the court ordered bis bond of IliW
forfeited, r The hearing waa continued until
Saturday, when Jones' attorney atated he
would produce him In court.
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were filed yesterday In
the abstract, title and loan office of Squire
Annia, 101 Pearl street:
Ottauquechee Savings bank to L. P.
Madsen, lot a In subdiv. of lot 172,
original plat, w. d t 2,000
Ida M, Co nod to Charles E. Bradloy,
nS9 feet lot 13 and sZl feet lot 16 and ' '
all lot 14, block 12, Carson, w. d.... BOO
Sarah J. OofT and husband to John
W. Keith and William Slmpaon. part
lot 6 In Auditor's subdiv., ae4.
nwH. 12-75-40, w. d 10
Charlea K. and Arthur L. Bradley and
wlvea to Clarence J. and David A, '
Sllkett, wVa i14 and efe ewVi nwV
W-76-40, w. d. 4,750
Louis P. Judison and wife to Daniel F.
MoCarty. part of swVi ne 24-77-42,
w. d 1,700
Virginia Jeffera to Alice May Wil
liams. s feet lot 1. block 1. and
wis feet of aiS feet lot 2, block 1,
Hall's add., anil w83tt 'feet lot . "
block s. Urimea' add., w. d. ....t... 2.700
Bimriff ti F. 43, XjOUK?4, lots and 7 .y.
Oakland Place, and lot 10, block 34, '
Baylies ft HilaW M'U, S. ......'. 1.276
Edward M. Smart and' wife to Kthel .
Hoy, lot 6 and n lot 4, block-r. '
Hurrs add., w. d 400
V. W. McRory and Wife to -A." B. "
Jacobson, lot 18, Auditor's subdiv..
seW swH 12-76-40, w. d. . 2.900
Maud Jefferls and husband to Philip
Jefferls, fraction nw4 H-76-44. w. d.. 7.500
August Fernstrom tQ Catharine Fern
strom, el3 acres nW4 ne4 J3-76-U,
w. d ...... a
Oeorge W. Tyrrell and wife to F. J.
Day. lot 15, block 39, Ferry add.,
w. d. '400
Total '. 133,377
, , , Marriage Licenses.
Name and residence. . Age.
W. M. Riley, Omaha 39
Pearl A. Balada, Omaha 27
John Coleman, Omaha 46
Maggie Qlover, Omaha 46
Charles B. Beckwlth. Otoe County. Neb.,. 42
Mary R. Plttilll. Cass county, Neb 48
LITTLE CHANGE IN THE YOTE
Official Eetnras Bhow Cummins Sustains
Eepnblioao Majority in Pottawattamie,
DETAILS OF RETURNS IN ENTIRE COUNTY
One Featnre of Election la Victory of
Consigner for Treasurer, Despite
Tremendons Ksllsg at
the Polls.
Official returns received at the office of
the county auditor yesterday show that ori
the state ticket the republicans carried
Pottawattamie county by 6,169 for Cummins
for governor, against 2,834 for Jerry Sul
livan, the democratic candidate. Two' years
ago Governor Cummins received In Pot
tawattamie county a plurality of 1,334, and
last year the head of the ticket, Secretary
of State Martin, received a plurality of
1.230 over Burke, tha democratic candidate.
In the presidential eleotlon of 1900 McKln
ley received a plurality of 1,115 over Bryan.
Thus It will be seen there has been but
little change In tha republican vote In the
county so far aa tha state ticket Is con
cerned. The vote on governor waa as follows:
For Governor.
Cummins,
Belknap 2ti6
Boomer 82
Carson 153
Centor 87
Crescent 66
Garner (First precinct) ' W
Garner (Second precinct) 29
Grove 106
Hardin 74
Hase.1 Dell 97
James .. 92
Keg Creek 67
Knox 288
Dayton lt
Lewis 83
Lincoln ...... ; 62
Macedonia 104
Mlnden 116
Neola 163
Norwalk 1.'3
Pleasant 7 60
Rockford , . 94 .
Sliver Creek , 82
Valley 163
Washington 70
Wavelaud 83
Wright 101
York 88
Kane (outside city) 14
Council Bluffs
First ward. First precinct .. 1(77
First ward. Second precinct 219
Swoon d ward. First precinct 219
Second ward. Second pree'et 210
Third ward, First precinct. ZM
Third ward. Second preclnot 138
Fourth ward, First precinct 181
Fourth ward. Second pree'et 119
Fifth ward, Flrat precinct .. 278
Fifth ward. Second precinct 146
Sixth ward. First precinct .. 240 .
Sixth ward, Second preclnot 6
Sullivan.
75
75
M
86
82
M
85
40
68
64
4
2X2
179
85
67
87
120
193
86
C4
99
40
98
69
4?
28
62
1
215
152
108
110
133
86
86
1W
163
1(13
' 160
12
8834
after seversl hours of hard work. In
bringing the little fellow to. The cnna, u
is said, wJJJ be hone the worse for his ex.
perlence.
GRAND- JURY .IMPANELLED
Men Drawn for Rovembrr Terna et
District Coort on the Open-,
log Day.
As Judge J. H. Preston of Cedar Rapids,
who Is presiding In place of Judge Green,
did not arrive until late In the afternoon
little beyond Impanelling the grand Jury
was done yesterday on the opening of tha
November term of the district court.
These are the members of the grand Jury
impaneled: F. W. Ouren, Living Springs,
foreman; Jacl.wm Lewis, Neola; William
Currle, Crescent; Teter - Relf, Council
Bluffs; 8. H. Connor, Council Bluffs; J. M.
Underwood. Quick; Fred Henwinkle, Coun
cil Bluffs; with George Alllngham as clerk
and Captain J. J.. Brown, bailiff.
The petit Jury Is aummoned for next
Tuesday, two weeks earlier than usual, as
there Is a large number of law caaes to be
tried, among them being a long list of
damage suits. The trial of Oeorge Mathe
son, the young man charged with shooting
and seriously wounding Deputy Sheriff
Baker, was set for tho first Jury trial at
this term. The trial of W. C. Rogers,
charged with the murder of Bert Forney, a
saloonkeeper, also was set for this term,
but Rogers' attorneys announced yesterday
that they Intended applying for another
continuance. It la likely that the state
will oppose any further continuance. The
trial of the divorce suit of Mabel Edgar
from J. II. Edgar Is assigned for this
morning. , . .
This petit. Jury was drawn yesterday for
the November term of district court at
Avoca, which opens Tuesday, November
24, with Judge Wheeler on the bench:
T. E. Hunt. O. L. Lawson. L. P. Bellin
ger, .Charles Augustine, John Foreman,
Belknap; F. G. Scholleld, Mart Larson,
Theodore Hotie, Carson; A. J. Sides, M. B.
Rodwell, Center; Edward Roger. Jamee;
Ben Howell, Knox; Julius Hanson, N.
Rupp, Peter WllkinB, Max Reimer, Layton;
J. A. Schutt'.offell, Lincoln; E. B. Lane,
A. E. Beaburg, Macedonia; Frits Peterson,
Pleasant; J. N. Gallup, W. T. Owens. C. T.
Hough, Valley; B. A. Wyman, Wright.
N. T. Plumbing Co., Tel. 250. Night, FM7.
I
Can't Sleep?
Ifg your nerve. Dr. Miles' Nervine
will trenglhen them and bring tweet
sleep and health. Delay li dangerous.
AU d rug-gists sell and guarantee. Bend
postal for book on nervous diseases.
DR. MILES' MEDICAL CO, Elkhart. Ind,
SI.0O
SCHOOL SHOES
THAT WILL WEAR
AU solid the best oak soles
and box calf uppers. Thereat
on earth for the price, at
Total 6159
Plurality 13a
Complete returns show that despite the
tremendous knifing the republicans, espe
cially In the city, Indulged In on county
treasurer, L. Q. Conslgney, the republican
candidate, defeated Brooka Re4d the demo
cratic candidate by 250. Two years ago
'William And bad a plurality pf 426 over C.
Oelse for this office.; Edward annlng, the
republican ' candidate for sherfrt, surprised
even hls.not ardent. followers, as the re
turns show that he. received a plurality of
l,071'"over James' O'NeM, h4" democratlo
candidate. Two. yaara . ago . Cousins, rep.,
received only 704 plurality over Huber,
dem'., for this office. Owing to the fight
made by the democrats for both of these
offices the vote throughout the county Is of
more than ordinary Interest, and waa as
follows:
Treasurer and Sheriff.
Con
algney. Relkncp 2ti8
Moomer 74 "
Carson 134
Center 96
Crescent 61
Garner (1st pet.).. 82
Garner (2d pet.)... 26
Orove 102
Hardin 69,
Itasel Dell 77
James 91
Keg Creek 67
Knox 179
Layton 161
Lewis 63
Lincoln 62
Macedonia 100
Mlnden 104
Neola 167
Norwalk 82
Pleasant 63
Rockford ;., -83
Silver Creek 73
Valley 189
Washington 67
Waveland 84
Wright 100
York 84
Kane (outside) .... ' 12
Council Bluffs
1st ward, 1st pet. 1M
1st ward, 2d pet.. 166
2d ward. 1st pet.. 152
2d ward, 2d pet... 1M
td ward. 1st pet.. 3 HO
3d ward, td pet.. 118
4th ward. 1st pet. 141
4th ward, 2d pet.. 106 .
. 6th ward, 1st pet. 246
6th ward, 2d pet.. 1H4
6th ward. 1st pet Su9 .
6th ward, 24 pet.. S
Totals 4,661
Pluralities 260 .... 1.071
On the remainder of the county ticket
the republican candidates ran up cloae
with the state ticket, the following being
the' pluralities:
Coantr Tloa.eC
Superintendent of Schools
McManus,' rep .6.043
Rankin, dem 8.965
McManua' plurality, 1,088.
Coroner . . .
Trey nor, rep .6.127
.Hombach, dem...., ...,,.,.....,.8,888
Treynor's plurality, 1,9.
Surveyor
Tostevln, rep ...(,133
Judson, dem ,...2,869
Tostevin's plurality, 1.264,,
Board of Supervlsors-r -
Bullis. rep 4.87
Snencer. rD 4.8:9
' Iye, - dem .'.4.160
Maxfleld, dem 4,067
Bullis' plurality over Dye. 718.
Spencer a plurality over Dye, 679.
' The pluralities of the republican candi
dates on the legislative ticket werp as
follows:
Legislative Ticket,
Can
Reed, ning. O'Ned.
84 3T.2 77
85 81 ' 76
1U8 137 13
42 101 88
81 63 81
98 108 74
89 37 28
49 1(10 62
74 76 68
82 90 70
43 84 65
64 71 59
m 801 270
lis 162 186
102 88 76
67 61 66
101 ins 97
132 126 111
197 169 1RJ
129 116 93
60 61 61
111 , 82 109
49 80 42
115 135 116
61 69 59
43 86 40
28 99 28
66 84 66
11 IS 8
JfiO IRS zn
217 M6 176
232 202 1S6
146 217 110
188 223 142
108 131 98
. 1ZJ 159 , 107
113 116 lo
203 79 172
129 147 114
1S1 235 . 1M
11 11
4,411 (.060 1,989
SETS TRUST PLEA IN DEFENSE
Portland Gold Mining; Company Ob
jects to Pnylna- Bridge Com
pany Claims.
In its answer, filed yesterday, to the
suit brought In the federal court against
It by the American Bridge company, the
Portland Gold Mining company of Colorado
makes the allegation that the American
Bridge company Is not only a trust In Itself,
but a part of the United States Steel cor
poration, a still bigger trust and that
therefore under the laws of Iowa t cannot
.recover.
The American Bridge company brought
suit against the Portland company as as
signee of the claim of the Glllette-Hersog
Manufacturing company of Minneapolis,
which had the contract for the construc
tion of a chlorlnation plant for the Port
land, company. The amount sued for Is
the balance claimed to be due on the con
tract The Iowa statutes declare that any
trust or combination for the purpose of
regulating or fixing prices ' or to fix and
limit production, shall be deemed a con
splracy and provides that tills shall be
deemed a defense to any claim by' such
trust or conspiracy for goods or merchan
diss sold.. ...
The Portland company also files a counter
claim' for 8145.000 for damages sustained by
reason of1 the failure of the contracting firm
to complete the plant in the time specified,
It Is alleged that two years after the date
specified for the completion of the plant the
Glllette-Hersog company abandoned it In
an unfinished condition and that the Port
land company waa compelled to complete
It By treating its ore in Its own plant
the Portland company claims It would have
saved $2.76 per ton, but could not do so
for more than iwo years, owing to the plant
not being finished.
SAB8ECTFS
LOOK. FOR THE REAR.
Consult the World-ramoaa
PALMIST, CLAIRVOYANT AND ADVISER
PROF. KIRO
03 Fourth Street, Coanrll Blnffs, la.
(Cor. Fourth at. ni Willow Ave )
REDl'OfcD PKU'KS: Ladl. 6V: gentle
men. (1.00. lluurs from 9 a. ni. to ; p. m.
btriclly private and conndentlul.
LEWIS CUTLER
MORTICTAN.
i peas at. CoxttuU cuuffa
...'.'..I.1M
3,868
State Senator
Saunders, rep ,
Ware, dem ,
Saunders' plurality, 1.254,
Representatives - , .
Freeman, rep. , . . K .6.063
Martin, rep 4.93:!
, Bates, dem 4t30
ltrtl 1, dem ,3
. Freeman s plurality over Bates, i 1,0.0
utruu s plurality over Bales, feri
Plumbing and heating Clxby A Boa.
Inspecting Lincoln Library.
On Invitation of President Rohrer the
members of the Library board will go to
Lincoln Saturday morning to Inspect the
Carnegie library recently erected there.
The visit Is for the purpose of securing
pointers that may prove useful In determin
ing on the plans for the library building
here.
Aa the regular meeting of the Library
board occurs next Monday evening, Presi
dent Rohrer has decided not to call a
meeting In the meantime. Architect Mil
ler of the firm of Patton & Miller or Chi
cago will, It Is expected, be present at
the meeting Monday night and remain In
the city until the board has decided upon
the plans for the new library building.
Foot Ball Team Disbands.
At a meeting of the High School Athletic
association yesterday afternoon at which
Principal Ensign and Prof. Carman, phy
leal instructor, were present. It waa de
cided to disband the foot ball team for this
year at least. The team has met with
bad luck In all of Its recent games and
the members have become disheartened.
The team was to have played Red Oak next
Saturday and Atlantic the following and
both of these games will be called off.
Teatb District Federation.
WEBSTER CITT, la., Nov. t (Special
Telegram.) The Tenth district Federated
Women's clubs of Iowa was In session In
this city today. About 100 clubs In the dis
trict were represented, , Mrs. T. J. Fletchor
of Marahalltown, state president, delivered
tha principal 'addreae upon "The Value of
Federation." The federation Includes most
of the counties In northwest Iowa. The
session was concluded tonight and the con
vention adjourned.' Many of the delegates
who were here will attend the state meet
ing to be held next week In Marshalltown.
CUMMINS CREAM PLEASED
Msjoritf All H Cedd fossibly Eipeot
Under tin Circumstances.
DEMOCRATS GAIN IN THE LEGISLATURE
Governor Refuses to Honor Requisi
tion for Return of L H. Potts to
Omaha to Answer Charge
of Kidnaping.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Nov. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) Returns from every county In the
stata of Iowa received tonight show hat
Governor Cummins' majority lstead of be
ing about 60,000 was in fact about 81,000.
Th counties late to hear from have ma
terially Increased the majority. Tho demo
crats have elected twenty-one of the mem
bers of the house and will have seven In
the senate. ,
"I am greatly eleased with the plural
ity given mo," said 'Governor Cum
mins, "for It Is more than I had expected,
considering tho nature of the contest." The
governor received a telegram of congratu
lations from Secretary Shaw and another
from Governor Durbln of Indiana, and
many frlonds In other states. No figure
are obtainable on the rest of the state
ticket, but the meager reports from this
part of the state show that the ticket rah
evenly and there will be very little differ
ence In the vote of the different candidates.
The Interest today- centered In the
legislature. The democrats have car
ried about twenty-one house districts
and seven senatorial districts. The dem
ocrats carried ' the following counties
and districts for the house: O'Brien,
Union, Jackson, Allamakee, Chickasaw,
Clinton (1), Dubuque (2), Johnson, Wash.
Ington, Decatur, Fremont Mills, Shelby,
Carroll, Crawford, Cass, . Pocahontas, Des
Moines, Lee, Davis, Bremer, Jefferson, Ida
Monona, Buchanan, Lyon-Osceola and Keo
kuk. The democrats' carried the senatorial
dlBtrlcta of Jackson, Bremer-Butler, Davls
Appanoose and Iowa-Johnson. The Wood
bury district was carried for the republican
candidate for senator by only-19 and for
tho two republican representatives by small
majorities. In Polk county the .repub
lican vote was over 9.000 and the plurality
for Governor Cummins within 600 of what
It was two years ago, which was more than
expected.
Wants Pardon that lie Might Murder.
Governor Cummins was today made ac
quainted with the fact that Al McKlnney,
new serving time In the penitentiary for
having shot at Rev. F.-C. Lomack, la seek
lng a pardon for the purpose of getting
out to kill Mr. Lomack. McKlnney was
sentenced for three years because ho shot
the preacher while the latter was walking
with a woman whom he afterward married.
Now Mrs. Lomack has secured a divorce
from her husband and McKlnney rote
to her seeking her assistance In securing a
pardon. The shooting of Mr. Lomack was
because of jealousy' of the preacher over
the woman In "the ( case. But McKlnney
vowed that if, he .secured pardon he would
first kill Mr. Lomack, ; then marry his di
vorced wife.. Site., did not like this pro
gram and told the governor what she had
learned. , All Pardee are colored.
Jio Hequlaltljoa Issued.
The governor, .refused a requisition foV
the return to Omona t L. H. Potts and
today notified - the - Omaha authorities Ot
his decision, lie had held the matter up
until he could take time" to dispose of It
and reached they conclusion that the
requisition was nht asked for 'the purpose
of making a prosecution, but for the pur
potte of securing possession of the little
girl whom it was alleged Potts had stolen.
Mr. and Mrs. Potts propose making their
home In this city and today the child,
which they claim to have adopted, was re
ceived by them, as it had been in biding
before.
Insurance Men Combine.
The Iowa Are Insurance men held a meet
ing here today, with nearly 200 present, and
proceeded to form a state association or
combine. This would have been done long
I ago but for the existence of a strong anti-
compact lw which has recently been de
clared of no force In this state by Judge
Mcpherson. Now they feel free to organise
and agree on matters relating to , their
business. It waa reported today that ail
the large cities have been organised since
the defeat of the anti-compact law and that
the organizations are strong. The organ
isation effected today . will have general
charge of the business In the state.
Wedding; of Samuel Strauss.
Samuel Strauss, formerly manager of the
Dee Moines Leader and later of the Regis
ter and Leader, was married today In Rock
Island to Miss Irene Rosen f eld. The grpom
has lived in Des Moines practically all his
life and the bride Is the daughter of Meyer
Rosenfeld, owner of the Moltne Wagon
works. Mr. Strauss has become manager
and part owner of the Commercial Adver
tiser of New York City and after a short
wedding trip will return to reside In that
city.
New Suits Against Company,
A large number of policy holders In the
Northwestern Life and Savings company
are preparing a suit to begin in the dis
trict court in which they will contend
that the insurance company Is really
amenable to the building and loan laws
of the state and not the Insurance laws.
In case the contention is held good the
stockholders will be liable for every cent
the policy holders have paid In, including
interest up to data It is understood
James Parriah- has been employed to pre
sent the case of the policy holders.
formal publlo reception In this city Oils
evening In the parlors of the Wilson hotel.
The gathering was held for the purpose of
allowing the congressman to meet his con
stituents and hear their expression of opin
ion as regards the government poetoffl':
building which congress has allowed Web
ster City. The turnout showed the high
regard In which the congressman Is held
here.
Sheldon Bank Closes.
SIOUX CITT. la.. Not. 4. (Special Tele
gram.) The State bank of Sheldon, of
which State Railroad Commissioner Ed C.
Brown is president, closed its doors today.
Asset, 16.000; liabilities, 1176,000. R. W.
Ady of Sheldon was appointed receiver.
The failure of crops In that x section for
two consecutive years Is assigned as the
cause of the failure of the bank, which
held farmers' notes to large amount. The
bank will pay out but will likely not be
reopened.
Rock Island Engineer Killed.
DAVENPORT, la., Nov. 4. A Chicago,
Rock Island A Pacific freight train ran
Into a cow near Dixon, la., today and the
engine and seven cars rolled down a fifteen-foot
embankment. Brakeman Sywll
lle of Cedar Rapids was killed and En
gineer Byers' leg was broken.
Democrat Will Contest.
SIOUX CITT. Nov. 4-tSpeclal Telegram.)
John H. Jackson, rep., was elected state
senator from Woodbury county over A. 8.
Uarretson. dem., a farmer millionaire, by a
vote of 4,097 to A062. Garreteon will conr
test the election. The republican ticket had
a majority cf 1,703 In the county.
Bank In Hnnds of Receiver.
SIBLEY, la., Nov. 4. (Special Telegram.)
This forenoon Judge Gaynor on ap
plication of the stockholders, through their
attorney W. D. Boles, appointed W. R. Ady
receiver of the Sheldon State bank . of
Sheldon. Assets about I?2S,000; liabilities
about $175,000. ;
W. R. Ady Receiver.
SIBLEY, la., Nov. 4. Judge Gaynor. on
application ot the stockholders, appointed
W. R. Ady receiver of the Sheldon State
bank of Sheldon. The assets are about
$226,000, the liabilities about $175,000.
1 Champion Healee,
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the nest In the
world, cures cuts, corn, burns, bolls, ulcers,
sores and piles or no pay. 25c. For sale
by Kulin A Co.
Reception for Congressman Conner.
WEBSTER CITY, la., Nov. 4.-(Speclal
Telegram.) Hon. C. P. Conner of Denlson.
congressman from this district, held an in-
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Reveille Wins Babylon Handicap for
TfrO-Year-Olds at Aqueduct.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4. At Aqueduct to
day the Babylon handicap handicap for
two-year-olds, seven furlongs, went to
Reveille. Results:
First race, six and one-half furlongs,
selling: Athlana won. Blue and Orangs
second, Counterpoise third. Time,
Second race, six furlongs: Grenade won,
Minneola second, Agnes Brennan third.
Time 1:14. .
Third race, one mile and one furlong,
selling: All Gold won. Ethics second, Wild
Pirate third. Tlrhe 1:62.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, Babylon
handicap: Reveille won, Dimple second.
Time. 1:27.
Fifth race, one mile, selling: Demurrer
won, Dramatist second, Oclawha third.
Time, 1:40.
Sixth race, handicap: Tribes Hill won,
Elsie L. second, Mabel Richardson third.
Time 1:69.
CINCINNATI, Nov. H. Results:
First race, six furlongs: Fair Lady Ann
won, Rosamond second. Amorous third.
Time.-1:17, - t
second race, n furlongs: onress won,
Preakncss second Eagle Horn third. Time,
1:04.' V X ..'!.
Third" face, onetnlle: Antolee wnnl Near
est aecond. Chickadee third. Time. l:4n.
r oortn race, nanaicap steeplechase, snort
course: ueyion won. Red car second,
Faraday. Jr. third. Time. 8:11.
Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs:
Domino Whist won, Eleata second, Ger
Rnlum third. Time. 1:11.
Sixth race, one mile and one quarter:
Never Such won. Curate second. Goo Goo
third. Time, 2:13.
WITH TUB BOWLERS.
Last night on the Western alleys the
Krug Parka defeated the Council Bluffs
team fifty-four pins, winning two out of
three games. Score:
KRUG PARKS.
1st 2d. 3d. Total.
Clay 144 167 167 468
Banks 142 159 223 624
Norene 149 146 146 441
Bengele ....163 170 147 4S0
Zimmerman 150 181 174 606
Totals 748 813 867
COUNCIL BLUFFS. .
$.418
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Matthla 1W 162 169 611
Rutherford 138 109 179 486
Nlckoll 117 143 144 434
Myers 139 133 151 423
Frush 178 171 163 610
Totals 780 778 806 - 2,364
On Clark's alleys lout evening the St.
Charles team won three games from the
Nationals. Score:
ST. CHARLES.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Fritscher 166 2J0 174 660
Weber 17U 200 159 629
Fried hof 200 166 184 640
Forscutt 171 149 1H0 6u0
Beselln 192 191 - 147 630
Totals 899 916
NATIONALS.
1st 2d.
Ahmnnson
Chandler
Ojerde ....
Jonea
Tracy .....
.164
..161
..197
..13i
..161
Totals 806
142
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137
803
844 2,669
3d. Total.
164
178
155
178
134 '
460
6M
632
47S
8u9 2.417
Crelghton and Tarklo.
Saturday at 3:30 p. m. In Crelghton field
the Tarklo foot ball eleven will match
skill and strength with the local aquad.
Tarklo has a bunch of unusually big fel
lows thla year and they appear to be in
the best of form. Crelghton has been de
voting nil dry duya to practice. Captain
t'allulmn is again in the held and with
the new men to go Into 'the game with
Tarklo, aome fast toot ball la promised.
Doaae Concedes the Score.
BELLEVUB, Neb., Nov. 4. (Special.)
Tom Moore, captain of the college foot
ball team, ban received a letter from Mr.
Malnes of Crete, who was the referee of
the Doane-Relleviie game here last Satur
day. In which Mr. Mainea concedes the
additional touchdown claimed by Bellevue
by reason of Throw's falling on the ball
back of the Doane goal Una. This makes
the score, Bellevue, 12; Doane, 6.
Child Gets Over Dose.
Fay, the 4-year-old son of A. Andrews,
living about a mile east of the city, drank
four ounces of alcohol yesterday morning
and lives to tell the Ule. The alcohol
had een purchased to mix with camphor
and the bottle over night had been placed
on a window sill. Before the parents awoke
yesterday morning the child got up and,
aeelng the bottle, drank the entire coo
tents.. He at once became unconscious and
when the parents discovered htm they
thought he was dead. City Phyaldan
Houghton was summoned and succeeded.
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A SPECIAL SALE OF
WOMEN'S
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SPECIAL DEPARTMENT MAIN FLOOR.
Your chok't? today in our Hl'KCIAL DEPARTMENT
of a splendid lino of FIXE KNIT ALL WOOL HWEATE11S
FOU WOMEN. V
They come iu white, red and green solid colore, and
white, red and p,reen with collar of contrasting color.,'
Among this line is included about twenty-five ' fancy
Knit Vests for Woinen,v in good light and dark styles
either the Sweaters or Ventn being worth from $2.00 to $5.00
each, your choice today for
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Tell -your neighbor she'll want one, too.
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World. It will have this trade
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Cabin passage all the way
from $50 to $500 and higher.
Second cabin ' and Steerage
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Mountain Route will inaugurate its solid
through fast train service between St.
Louis and Hot Springs, Arkansas, via
Benton. The departing and arriving
time at St, Louis and Hot Springs will
be as follows!
Leave 8:20 p. m. St. Louis Arrive 735 a.m.
Arrive 8 a. m. Hot Springs Leave 730 p. m.
Thos. F. Godfrey; Pass, and Ticket Ayent, Omaha.
IL C. Townsend, Gen' I Pass, and Ticket Afent. St. Louis.
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