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EGBERT HAS MS "TROUBLES
How Borring a Tenn in Jail for Stealing
, 'Tiftj Feet of Hone.
HAS CHARGE OF BUR&LARY TO FACE NEXT
Ralph Nnarrnt Illsrhararrd o Com
plaint of llrluc Accessory to t
trl Raralarlea, lmt Rrar-
rested far Another Job.
Chestsr Egbert, who Was sentenced to
thirty days in the county Wednesday
for the theft of fifty feet of hose, the
property of C. K. Tyler .Of . the Crystal
Mills,- will have, to face a more serious
charge ihls niornrnK In police court. Yes
terday T. N. I'etersen of the firm of Peter
sen A Bchlwnfng identified tire two bugg-jr
cushions and, two carriage lamps which
v f.goer
'when
Kgbert was trying- to dispose of In Oman
' 'when arrested os his property
He snys
I hey were -taken from his
barn at the
' earner of Fourth and Story streets some
time during the night of August 6. The
goods are valued at 1'JH. ,An information
charging Kgbert with -breaking: and entering
building Hi 'the night time, which Is a
penitentiary offense, -wss filed yesterday.
Kgbert is one of a gang of young: fellows
which has given the police considerable
trouble for several years, ,
The original Ihfonnatkm charging Ralph
Nugent, the young fellow brought back
from Olenwood, with participation In a
numbfi of burglaries committed by a gang
of small boys Was dismissed In police court
yesterday morning, the state having only
the evidence of young Roop, who confessed
and Implicated three other bays as well as
Nugent. Another Information,- however,
was filed against Nugent charging him
with breaking into the store of Kline &
Kohn at I4J West Broadway and opthls
he will .have his preliminary hearing In
police court this morning. Officer Gal
lagher Is certain that Nugent is the young
man he iiw in Kline & Kohn's store the
night It was robbed. In addition to Officer
I Gallagher's evidence young Hoop In his ad
missions to the police stated that Nugent
participated In the robbery at. that store. '
Litigation Over Maht ulnar Rods.
The presence' of. W. ll. Coons, an 'attorney
from Batavia, N. T., In Council Bluffs; dis
closes the fact that a number of farmers
Iri New1 'York state hare been up against
the lightning rod game In Which William
Barker and f A. Buokman, both of this
city, , are alleged to have played ' stellar
roles, although not that, of vlqtima. At
tqmey Coons Is here - for the- purpose of
taking the depositions of Mr. lluckman In
connection' wHh litigation resulting from
his clients being Inveigled, as he alleges.
Into giving notes for the lightning rods.
Mr; BuckmanVwho appears as plaintiff In
the' suits it) question, claims to be an inno
cent purchaser of the notes he is now suing
onwhtle on the other hand Attorney Coons
alleges than Buckrmin Is -In truth an. em.
ploye of Barker and was cognizant of the
character of the dealings.,. All ot the notes
were, ' made payable to Barker;Who has:,
been In the lightning rod. business In this
city for a number of years.. Buckman was
formerly, connected with the First National
bank of 'this city, aa, assistant cashier, -but
lust his position shortly, after Ernest K.
Hhri bought '$tlt. Charles R. Hannan s in
terest and . became president, of tbe bank.
Improvements at City Hall.
The committee on bridKes and city prop
erty' of the city council, of which Alder
man Weaver Is chairman, has put In a
new set of scales for City Engineer Hlg
geaon at a cost of JIM. The' old scales
needed .repainting, the cost of which whs
estimated at over 100 and as the old scales
had been In use for upwards of twenty-
five; years it wa deemed economy to put
in new set. . .
Work toil the new building back of the
city jail, .which will contain the, heating
plant for the city ' hall, Jail and patrol
house, is progressing rapidly. The walls
are up and work on the roof will be be
gun today. The heating -plant -will beln
the basement and the 'city wetghmaster's
office on the ground floor.. Stephen Broth
ers, who have the contract for the heat
ing plant, have the radlutors and connec
tions In the different buddings Installed und
as soon as the new building la under roof
will set the boilers. A large saving In
fuel Is expected by having the one heat
ing nlnat (up 'tho three tnjUtfngs, ; '
N.'T. Plumbing ,Co. Tel. 280. Night. FORT.
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,- -Fliro Appurnta Prfeollve. '
Fire Chk'f Nicholson , and his officers
mailw.an Inspection yesterday of the tire
fighting facilities at the. Union Pacific
Transfer -depot. A lest of the hose rs
sultl Iri the bursting of -four Sections and
Chief Nicholson recommended that a better
grade of hose, be secUred'."-The hand hosd
cart used. by the firemen at the depot he
found hoUBefl'west of the Pullman shops,
while the;hyt!rant Is located at the east
end of the building. In case ot Ore occur
ring between the place where the cart Is
' housed and the hydrant the' men would he
compt-lled to make ti w'tlB- 'detour with the
hose cart before they eould attach the hose
una get action on the Must?. Chief Nichol
son stnngly recommended that tho hose
cart bo placed nearer tbe hydrunt and he
ay-! mni xne omci&is at me Transfer
jy ui'poi win comply Y'ln " suggestions.
Plumhlnr and hilii- f'vrby Si
, blatters In District Court.
J.' L. Whitman and wlf? and three oth
ers begun suit in the district oourt yes
terday attains t A. J. Iirkln to have a
number of tax certificates ' on property
bought at tax sale mady subject to lien
to coyer, a Judgment of secured by
the plaintiffs against Larkin. The tax
certificates are alleged In the petition to
be worth ubout 5,(W0.. The court'! akod
WESTERN
IOWA
COLLEGE
LUWIi; CUTLEII
I MultTHUM
I SI Pearl 8U, Cuuucul i-.i.j,
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NEWS OF IOWA
BLUFFS
to appoint a receiver to dispose of euf
flclent of the certificates to cover the
plaintiffs' Judgment. County Auditor Innes,
whose duty It is to make out the tax cer
tificates, and E. E. Hart president of the
First National -bank, are named co-defendants
with Larkln.
Edward Fuhs commenced stilt yesterday
for divorce from Catherine K. Fulis, to
whom he was married In Nebraska City In
18K3. He sskt that he be swnrded the cue
tody of their two minor children.
Tte.modellna- f.narda Armory.
Plans for remodeling the Dodge Light
guards' armory at the corner of Pearl
street and Fifth avenue, which was for
merly the old "Kink" bsrn, have been
drawn by Co A Bhoentgen, ' architects.
They will be submitted to Gen. Q, M.
Dodge for his approval before any work
la commenced.
According to the plans the main entrance
to the armory will be on Fifth avenue In
stead of on Pearl street, as at present.
The entrance will lead Into a lobhy four
teen, feet wide, on the left of whlh will
be a club room, twenty-three by thirty feet.
This will be used as a wnmai.'a waiting
room at social functions. On the right side
lot the lobby will be a men's waiting room.
locker and gun room, toilet room with
shower bath and the quartermaster's room.
The captain's and officers' room will be to
the left of the entrance. 'The drill hall will
be ajxty-flve by eighty-seven feet, clear of
any columns.
Solomon Retnrns to Asylum.
U D. Bolomon was yesterday adjudged
Insane by the locnl board and turned over
to the custody of the authorities of Dcnur
las county, Nebraska, It being found that
his legal residence was In Omaha. Solo
mon until a week ago was an lnmato of
the Nebraska state asylum at Lincoln when
ho was pnroled In care of his wife, who
recently removed to -this city and took
up her residence at Thirty-sixth street pnd
Fourth avenue. Her husband's condition
again becoming such that she could not
care for himj she Was forced to have him
recommitted.- -'-.':
Elks' Ostitis Satardar.
The Council Bluffs and Omaha - lodges
of Elks will hold their annual stag out
ing at Lake Manawa Saturday. Members
of the local lodge will meet at the club
house at t o'clock to take special ' cars
for the lake. There" will b contests In
bowling, shooting, tub racing, swimming,
etc., as well ae a game of base ball be
tween teams from the two lodges. The
festivities will conclude with a banquet at
the Kursaal on the Manhattan Beach side
of the lake. H. L. Tlnley, E. A. Trout
man and S. L. Etnyre comprise the local
committee on arrangements.
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Real Estate .Transfers, . ...
These transfers were reported to The Bee
on August 11 by tho Title, Guaranty and
Trust company of Councll Bluffs: "
Interstate Realty company to C. V.
MUler, lot is, blk. B, Perry 2d Add.,' '
w. d ;. $ 100
Emma Meyers to Emma K. Seltser,
lot 2, blk. 81, Mullliis' Bubdiv., w. d. 800
Ernest E.-Hnrt and wife to Frank
Blank, nw4 nw4, 13-75-44, w. d.....' 3,000
John . Woodburn and wife to Wll
loughby. Dye & Co., part nw4 nw"4,
2.1-74-40, W. d. 7. BOO
John B TVoodburn and wife to Wil
; loughby, Uye & Co., part ne4 ne!4.
24-74-40, q. o. a. .......7....... o
, Flvrtanefers, total ,r . 4,5$0
1 " Marrtaae.Llcenaea.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Name and Residence. Age.'
vuuiira i.reifert noum umaoa
Emma Iuse, Omaha
Augustus Dalke, Smith Center, Kan,
Minerva Russell,' IctrU, Mich
Norman Doa Tharp. Waoo, Neb. .
Mrs. Emma Ellis, Columb ia, Neb. ...
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Hanna M. Langer, Plattsr.i'outh, Neb.''
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An excellent office location, '26x7 feet,
fronting on Pearl street.. only half a block
from Broadway, with a nice large Show
window which can be. used for display.
Bee office, 10 Petri, street. Council Bluffs.
Grand .opening of, Tucker's Broadway
studio Saturday evening, August 1J. Flow-
bers, musio and souvenirs free.. We are
still on the ground.
MINOR MKXTIOTI. '
Davis sells drugs.
Leffert's glasses fit. -'..
Stockert sells carpets. -
Schmidt' pew studio. 406 Broadway.
Swell photos at shrunk prices, William.
Special sale on wood fer. Pyrographyl
C. E, Alexander, 838 B'woy.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Ilelwlg- of
Harrison street, yesterduy, a son.
Tucker's new B' way Studio, btill on the
round between Pearl st. und postofflce. .
. There will bo a special communication
this evening 1 of Excelsior -liivonio lodge
for woik in the first, degree., ,
Offlrer Wells, who reeiKnea from the po
lice forco Wednesday, wl'.l go to Ogden,
Utah, to resuir railroading.
Mrs. H. H. Grady and children, of 827
Sixth avenue returned yesterday from a
vlHit with relative In Iowa City.
K. P. Behuentgeiv Is home Troin Bt. Paul,
Mum., where he went with the other mem
bers of the State Capitol commission.
K. J. Quick, wife and dauKhtry of Quick,
la., were In the city . yesterduy m their
way to Halt Lake ana other, western points
for a pleasure trip. f .
M. Wollmaft and L. Madnen w-n to St.,
Louis Wedussdu) n(tht to b on hand to
wliut'Ks tho' eiitry of the uutomoblllHts Into
that city from their long distance run front
New York. '
Julius itasmussen of this city, who drew
No. bnl in the Kosebiul reservation laud
drawing, -will leave today to locate hH
claim. He will be crumj ed by r'rank
Keod, deputy clerk ot the uiwrio". court.
Joseph Sweeney, proprtetur of a Broad
way reataurant, chargi-d by his wife with
aau t und. I.uiiery, was tJlMcharsed in
Juin i Carson s court yesterday, the
couple having patched up their trouble.
It. 8. Watts und Jack McKennu.'Churged
with being drunk, lighting uU rem.-un
Oilicer. Humjuitt at Cuuiiiand Beacn
Wednesday nlaht drew te mluys on bread
and wutur In poiioa court yesterday morn
Insv 'ihe case agulnst Mrs. Ina Dixon In Jus
tice Ouren s cuurt, In which she was
LhiiTKed witn dufuclng a bulliliug belonging
to t rod Kupem amp, was UiHmlaned, lue
CKldence tailing to show that tUra. lJlxoll
committed the Uauiajj.i complained Ol.
Victor, the Infant nun of Mr. and Mrs. J.
M, 1-HigiiHun, JJio talinuiuni avenua, ule.l
yuoteruay, ajs-.-d inonUia. The funeral
wl.l be held this ud.-riioon at ! o clock
from tho residence ar.d burial will be In
St. Joseph' cviiietery.
The leinalns of Mrs. Surah Nash, who
dlt d eilne.Uy niKht at Colorado City,
Colo., from piiuumonia. utM ,i euia, mil
arrive title this morning and the funeral
will be lie d at 4 o'clock t-l unlay afieruoou
lrom Grace s-pisuoiml ciiukii, h.'ivli.j
wnf be coiuluciecl ny Rev. T. J. Hiooka
and interment will be In Walnut s I til cem
etery. Mrs. Naali Is the mother of Mis.
J. K. t)iler, 'Hi Grace street. Anoiher
claUKlittr, .Mra. It. t Jordan, with wiioin
sho made her home In Colorado City, will
accompany the U(Uy here. , .
W aller AlciUinnji, wluiae home is In Iln-vcr,-
Colo.. Ih being caird for at tiie city
I. ul. lie -and it i--mi i ,j i ilon. Herbert T.
Viii'sons, had been woi kliig' tor Contiiictor
VS o kliani, hut OM lng to Mviilluan bulng
vi ii ii I i to stand the bard turk, lliey o
rldcd to B'' eruit and yei-tarday morning
aouutil the Nuilhwi- slcrii yard in tii
hopns of getting a ri le out of town on I !tt
blind tMKKl. While waiting for a ta-
. ii 1. 1. In ojiihii tunlty to Jump a fi. Ul.t
Meilliuaii was Kel.'-tt with on rpilei :ie III.
Tne police mr imtlflril and lie wns re
noived In tns patrVi whhuii to tho city
Jill, wliera he i uticu.b-d by Cily Phys-
I. in 1 lulny ll ! cui-ii-iml tint the loan
villi ! m, flult-i ii jy i ii'i , - red to. iroi ad
TROUBLE FOR CANDIDATES
Borne May Not Be Able to Get Nunei on
the Offioial Ballot
TRAIN OF VETERANS OFF FOR BOSTON
Uran4 I-oftae, Ksiskll of Pythias,
Klrrts omeers Only One Contest
and that is Over position of
Inner ;url.
iFrom a Staff Correspondent.)
VK3 MOINK8, la., Aug. ii.-tSpeclal.)
Some Interesting new questions In regard
to the Iowa law relating to the official bal
lou will be brouKht up before the Slate
Election beard before'the campaign Is over
An effort will be made to prevent the
names of some of the candidates of the
prohibition party ticket going on the bal
lots. Two years ogo, when the prohibition
party nominated its candidates for con
gress. It was all done at the state con
vention. but nominally In separate cau
cuscs called by districts consisting of the
district delegates. There was some doubt
about the legality of this proceeding, but
the matter was not brought to a test. This
year a similar plaa was followed at the
state' convention ofMhe party, though It
lt- claimed the district caucuses were a
farce. Now, In some of the districts where
every vote Is wanted the legality of this
form of nominating Is to b questioned
Major Laeey, of the Sixth district, is under
stood to hove asked that a contest be
brought before the election board to de
termine the question. The claim Is made
that as the state convention was called
primarily for the purpose of nominating
a state tlcke: and the congressional con
ventlons were not called by congressional
or district committees, the whole thin$
was Illegal., Another question to be set
tied will be that of the method of placing
the names of district presidential electors
on the 'official ballot by ' petition. It Is
believed by some that the petitions must
come from the' separate districts and that
they cannot all be placed on the tickets
by one general petition, circulated In the
state. Heretofor-s the latter method has
prevailed. .If the former la followed, then
the populists and socialists will have a
hard time getting their candidates for elec
tor on the ballots, for there are some dis
tricts where practically none of them can
be found. None of the tickets have been
filed, nor will they be until near the first
of October, but petitions are being circu
lated for the socialists, The populists have
not yet chosen their candidates.
.. On for Boston. ' '
The Iowa Grand Army of the Republlo
headquarter train left here this evening
over the Rock Island for Boston to carry
the Iowa people to the national enecamp
mert. The train was In personal charge of
Captain Hugh M. PIckeil of this city; and
it contalno l nearly all the department- offi
cials. There were five coaches and before
the train leaves the state there will be over
200 excursionists thereon. It is., expected
that the. Iowa delegation will vote for the
Now Yorji candidate for commander-ln-chie:
as against the Massachusetts candi
date. - .' ';
tVoold Vmxnr ay Parole., ;
Judge Burnham of Vinton, who. sentenced
Frank - Novak to life Imprisonment .after
'he Jury had recommended only ten years,
na changed hi mind, and publication .1
made of a letter which he ha written In
which h declareclhttt'.he,!!!
a parole for. Novak at the exph-etloa et the
term Novak would httve servedrwtth good
behavior, had he followed the recommehda
tion of the. Jury. .This would relteso Novak
after about two years more. There Is much
excitement in Benton county over the ef
forts to secure parole for Novak and oppo
sition to the parole Is developing.' A num
ber of letters' have been prepared to pre
sent to the governor when he shall take up
the case. v
Officer of tbe Pythian.
There was only one contest for the eleo
tion of officers In the Iowa grand lodge;.
Knights of Pythias, at Waterloo, and In
that Frank Eldon of Council Bluffs was
defeated for Inner guard by V. 8.' Delay of
Odeboif. The officers elected were:
Grand Chancellor T, S. Waud, Oermanla.
Vice Chancellor J. A. Watson, . Cedar
Rapids..
Prelate D. C. Llneweaver' Brooklyn. "
Keeper of Records and Seal H. D.
Walker, Mount Pleasant.
Mtlaster-at-Arms A. E. Pollard, Mone
luma. .(-.
Inner Guard V. S. Delay, Odebolt.
- Outer Guard George W. Wilson, Rock
Rapids.
Truatee-Phort term, J L'ambertson, Nora
Springs; long term. C. W. Major, Anita; W.
W. Epps, Oltumwa.
Saw a tireat Meteor.
Prof, Moorehouse of Drake university re
ports witnessing a great meteor which
swept over Iowa from east to west shortly
before mldnlaht-last night. -It vi of ex
ceeding brilliancy and wo visible. f or fulL
five minutes, the night was made as light
as .mid-day. Prof. Moorehouse. was In the
observatory of tne university at the time
and' was able to turn hi telescope on the
trail of the meteor. He believe that no'
pnrt of it fell t-, the ground, but that It was
all burned. .
Grlnneil Bank' Finances, '
It Is announced that the. assessment .on
the 'shares of the stock of the First Na
tional bank of Grlnneil will raise enough
money to par 'the depositors lh fulL - The
bank was capitalized for 1100,000 and the
shares .were distributed among about fifty
shareholders, w ho will be ashed to put up
for the amount of their stock. - The de
posits amount to about 1322,000.
j ' Withdraw nm -Invitation : .
, Because of objections made ty labor lead
er and by Des Moines unions the Invita
tion to D. M. Parry, the leafllng foe "of
union labor In tho United States, to speak
here Ijtbor day has been withdrawn. The
Inv'tatlon to Parry was decided upon by
the Labor day celebration committee sev
eral weeks ago, but because of opposition
to Parry on account of his attacks upon
unions the Invitation was never sent. Now
it ha been decided to withdraw the Invi
tation entirely and Mr. Parry will not be
Invited at all.
Plssran Votes Bond.
PISGAH, la., Aug-. ll.-(Speelal.)--
The newly platted town of I'lsjah ha
voted an Issue of $2,600 bonds for the pur-
At 72 and 79 Yiari of Art.
relieved Immediately and Cured
Quickly with Drake's
- Palmetto Wlne.i ' "
Mr. Geo. W. 1'elto. 79 years of se,!Akron.
Mich., wrucx: iior inanf years I iiafe broo
gresUr troubled mth t'lirunle Conmiixiilun ami
tliouklit tUera win no belli tor inn. I have uej
neatly three hotils of l)nme' Palmeno Wine
wild resull tliai 1 bave Do trouble from Coiiail
pnn.in. sii.l believe a cure lurrd. v lirukB
fuiui-iu Wine bus duuo for lue wuut all oLUer
ree.c(iieif..ilcvl tudo. ,
N. J. Knlvtat. '.-v years of in, W Pierce St,
New UoiUora. Muss., writes: 1 bail L tiiliiiw,
wliu h latt me witn a vere Csc.rrB of Mucous
MnniUrune all tbrouifh dit body, a Very bard
ouuifO luornlnirs, eniai veuietit ua InfluiuuiBnon
of l'ioiui (iiand, bliHly uriuo, suit my sultcr
ioss 4uine. inn taamg Lrskn's 1-1-
"""n " i tau too bot,Ue ma
larsniSsm iu,nj tuevcrr war. I ulu not.
lo sver Irfll o srll aa I do now aud kavu nrtm
iiu.o lo r--;olro lhat I found nn-h woudoilul
Meilit'lu llrakn Pa lain to M'lne.
A lrt bi.uie w'ii ba sent preimld free of.
:bi.reiosiiv resd. r i f tliin ikt wno wrlica tor
VIO lJ--k ll unuuis l Vmiiiuii. llruke llulullui.
Icaiso. Ill, A trsl bvulo tilcu cuius.
pose of erecting a public school building.
Eighteen Votes were oast for the measure
and none against It. -
MtRDERF.R Com SOW It THE PE1
Sent tn from Delaware County far
Another Crime.
ONAWA, la , Aug. ll.-(Ppccial Tele
gram.) Developments tod.iy Indies te tht
there Is a strong possibility of Ed Corns,
who murdered Sheriff Strain September 1,
3"X being an Inmatf'of the Aftnmbsa peni
tentiary, having been Sent up from Dela
ware county under the name of Rodgers In
February last. A convict now at Animosa,
Identifies Corns fully. Sheriff Jnckson of
Woodbury county and Sheriff Rounds of
Onawa visited the scene of the murder
toduy and neighbors partly Identified the
photograph as that of Corns. The descrip
tion tallies almost exactly. Full Investiga
tion will be made at once.
Old Settlers' Rennlon.
ATLANTIC. la.,' Aug. ll.-Specla! Tele
gram.) With approximately 2,500 people
under the big. teht 'thnt Is to shelter the
inautauqua auring tne next weeK. and
fully that many more In the shade and
about the grounds of Stinnyslde park today,
there Is not the slightest doubt thst today
occurred the greatest reunion In'the history
of: the sssoclntlon Of the old settler of
Cass 'county. The Anllii band furnished the
music pnd' every train, landed large' num
bers to attend the reunion. A fine program
had bcea prepared, part of which was ren
dered In the forenoon. . At noon a rush was
msde for the baskets and soon every avail
able shady spot Wss occupied by a dinner
party. Dinner disposed of the crowd re
turned to the big tent and the program
was resumed. Dr. Hill of the Congrega
tional ch'urch of this city delivered the an
nual address. At the1 close of the program
the annunl election flf officers of the nssn.
elation was held. The reunion closes with 1
acrobatic feats and a free street parade on
the main streets of the cltr.
Itlnrlilnlsts Settle Differences.
MARSH ALLTOWN, la., Aug II -(Spe-flat
Telegrsm ) Art agreement wos signed
today between Iowa. Central- machinists
and the management; settling their differ-
ences for the time belnsr. Julv 1 the now
schedule, asking for a number of change
In -the existing agreement, was presented
ana a increase of wages asked. After a
number of conference an agreement, leav
ing the matter of wag the same a with
the prior schedule wa tendered the ma
chinists by the company, and was accepted
by the men.' The matter of wages will un
doubtedly come up November 1, at which
date the warn schedule will expire.
EVKJtTI OI THE ItLMQ TRACKS
Molly Brant Win he Oelntrare' Han
dicap for Yountf One.
fbtPATrifll XT -v a..
T1 - . -. i., . aum. ii. mouy
Brant won .today's stake race, the Dela
wnre, a handicap for a-yenr-olds And up.
Tramotor favorite Irj the first race at
11 to 6 wn not , In the . money. Maiden.
tno ravorlte. was never hmrie.1 in ti
steeplechase handicap. , Africander proved
his mettle by his victory In the sixth, a
handicap for 3-year-olds and up. Reser
vation oeat 'ort Hunter, the favorite,
for shew money without rreat enVirf
suits:
First race. Ave and a half furlnna-a! Tn.
ere, 8 to 1 won, Workman second, Thlrtv
Thlrd third. Time; 1:09.
Second rnco. ntnenlAehnaA. hnrt nm..-.
Maiden, 7 to 10 won, . Daylesford second',
Dromedary third. , Tline'j .4:10.-
Third race. Six furlcuica: . Rnrnt WIMa
to 10 won, Clgurllsrhter, second. Merry La'rk
iri w. a. i .if' ..1.,,' ,.
Fourth race the vMnwnrn . niu mil,.
Molly Brnnt. 3 to S won Rmlwnrl imnn
Oraziolla third. - Time: fJUWH. '
Fifth race, one mile: . Conklin. R to 1
won, .Old Rngland second,' Fire Eater third.
Time: 1:41.
Sixth race, mile andtt furlong:-: Afri
cander, e, to I, won. Phuji Bearer second
Reservation third. TlmeiVl :5. A i
CHICAGO, Aug. H.-iRAsillts:' 1
First 'race.' six furlons-s: Refore 7 ta 1
on. Ralph Reese secoiul.BlitHuaeh third..
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Second rao, sU .furJonffS') J'Mturoni 1
1 won, Don Dora econ4yX3ypeipnDe third.
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Third race, five and a half furlnntrs. Pro
viso stakes: Miss Inez, I3;tq M'wun, Allen
Avon secondi. Del Cadna third. Tlme
1:07. t- -. fii ."'
Furtrv race, times ' Leita,, T to-l.'won,
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p ' , Tickets sold August 11th, 12th and J3th.; Long limit and stopovers. f , ;j
Bpecial trains will leave Chicago via Wabash railroad from pearborn and Polk streets station at 1 P. M. August
14 for all O. A. R.'comrades, their family and friends. ' ' ...
Wo return you via Bt .Louia and land you at'main entrance World's Fair, earing time and extra
car fare no other lino can. , -
lnnist upon your tickets reading Wabash as all agenta cau Bell this way. For all. informatioa call at
Wabash City Office, 1601 Farnam, or address, ' -
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Pan Romo third. Time:
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f ilth rnce, one mllei Benon Caldwell.
IS to 1 won. Emigre s-cond, Hudson third.
Time: l:t.T
Hlxth rnce, one -mile: Hnmey, 12 to 1
won. Dnnpnnnon second, Dell Leatli third.
Tir-ie: l-4i'H.
BT. IX) L it, Aug. 11. Results:
First race, rive and a half furlone: Col
onel ITeston, I to 1 won. His Worship sec
ond; Dresden third. Time: l:lii,.
Pernod race, seven furlongs, selling:
Light Opera (even) won. Never Such sec
ond, linsdown third. T'me: 1:).
Thlnl rure, one mile and seventy yards,'
selllnr: Doe Pkln. 2 to 1 won, Short Coke
second, Ray third. Time: 1
Fourth race, one nnd one-slxternth miles,
handicap: Old Ptnne, I to I won Jnck
Young second, Taby Tosa third. Time:.
1:4S. ' ' ...
Fifth rice, four and a half f-irlnnr.
purse; F.rla Lee, 10 to 1 won, Wlllowdene
second, rriilt third. Time:
Ptth rnot. one mile and se-niv -n'il.
selling: Veins, 15 to 1 won. Porquol sro
ond, Trnpsetter third. Time: l;4foy
BRAID CIRCTIT HAHF.fl RACKS
Sweet Marie. Choice in Pools, Wins
Knickerbocker Stakes,
NEW YORK. Au II. At the Grsnd lf'-
i people witnessed some hiijh-cluse events, on
a lnt irncn
The big stake of the day was the 110. 000
Knickerbocker, for ar.lt trotters. Of the
orlrlnal entries onlv ulx (Mini to the pot,
with Pweet Msrn ths dole nt l.'no. John
Mc and Katheriivi at 70 each, nod Ihe field
. at $15. The favorite won after two exciting
1 finishes. .
2:14 trot, stakes $1V0O, mile heats, two in
! three:
I Sweet Marie, b. m. bv MeKlnney, dam
bv Carr's Msmbrlno (Smith) 1 1
Arlsto. b. . (l)erider) 2
I John Mc, b. g. (Oeers) 3 8
I Lmly Patchle, b. m. (Rekers) 5 4
Katnerine A, 0. m. t l nomas) 4
Mnry Gage. b. m. (Kenny) G 6
Time: 2:10V. 2:10.
2:26 pnre, -yenr-olds, purse SJ.'JOO, mile
bents, two In three:
Dorens H, b. f., by Wlgglns-Snesta, by
Time Onward (Thomss) 1 1
Teddy Weaver, b. c. (Dillon) 2 8
I Bueklock. ch. g. (Curry)
r..4 3
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noiass, en. i. (jouyj
Oueen of Forkjiurst, b. f. (Thompson). .5 4
Simon Kenton, b. c. (Hudson) ..' 6 6
Time: 2:ir,. 2:14'i.
2:21 trot, purse $600, mile and an eighth
dnsh :
Ixiuvaln. b. m.. by Ijincelot-Ncrlne, by
Kentucky Prince (McDonald) i... 1
Aldone. b. g. (Thomas) 2
Ix-ta. br. in. (De-ryder) S
Hnnnle Lass, b. m. (Dolile) 4
jeanette 5
Contiesn, t
'Merry Joe... , 7
Time: l:34U.
2:12 trot, purse $700. mile nnd sn eiehth:
Stanley Dillon, b. ft- by Sidney Dlllon-
Athenlan, by Rtelnway (Oeers)
Gold Burr, ch. m. (Essery) .'.....
Lady Gall Hamilton, blk. m. (Hudson)....
Blackthorn, blk. g. (Deryder) .
Time: 2:14H.
2:10 pace, purse $100. mile dnsh: '
Darius, blk. c. by Fred Wllkes-Almnld,
by Almont (Dowser)
Ben F. b. C. (Deryder)
Olivewood. br. g. (Phillips)
Pftdle Baron, ch. m. (Snow)
Brown Heels
Guy Caton
Dsndy C
Miss Ophelia
Time: 1:09V.
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Whist I. canoe Meetl"-,
The midsummer meeting of the Central
Whist association will ooen- In Council
Bluffs this afternoon and last over Satur
day. The sessions will be held In the lnrsre
ball room of the Grand hotel and wl'.l be
as follows:
Friday 2:30 p. m.,' pair contest; 8 p.' m.,
pair contest. .-,
Saturday 2:30 p. tri., final pair contest;
8:00 p. m... free-for-all pair contest. ... -
Handsome gold buttons, as In former
years, will be awarded to the pair having
the hi eh est nlus in each contest. The offt-
.cers of the association are: President, John
P. Ogden, Council BlurTsr vice president, J,
Howard Gates, Sioux Fal's, ff. D.;. secre
tary and treasurer, Michael Waters, Blous
City, la,
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Cnicasro Man Wins Trophy,
WEST BADEN. Ind., Aug. 11. Lem Wil
liams of Chicago, breaking 40 out of a pos
sible B0 targets won- the Mallory trophy st
the Indiana Trap Shooters' tournament
today. In the 200-target event W; R. Crosby
scored high grun with 194 breaks. Other
scores were: ; C. iHirschey, 192 Harold
Money. 192; W. H. Heer. 101; Russell Klein
of Oxford and C. F. Powers. 147; Ed Brady,
184; J. F, Mallory, E. .L.' Parker and Logun
Ballftj-dm,, .... ',.. .,- ,'. ;.
Poland Sprlntca nnd Coast of Maine
Via Michigan Central. "The1 Niagara" Sails
Route." Npthlng- finer on the continent.
City ticket office, 11 4 -A da ma street; Cen
tral station. 12th street and Park Row;
Great Northern and Auditorium hotels, and
Sherman house.' -
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Apple second.
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VIA DETROIT, NIAGARA FALLS, TORONTO, MONTREAL, PORT
LAND AND V1AB0AT OR RAIL.
VIA DETROIT NIAGARA FALLS, DOWN THE ST. LAWRENdE
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Vi3 'quirement of the
d it ion.
It contains no strong minerals or drttrs. but is a rleasant vetret.tble
preparation, xoti can una no better remedy for tonmsf tip the nerves and pnr)g'
ing refreshing, reRjiul sleep when sick and worn out witn work or irony.
S. S. S. improves the sppe- - 1 . . - i
4if ,t jfMtinn and its o-nod 1 bare used 8. B. B. and found tt to ba an exoel
tite and digestion, ana its gooa ,ent blood purlflir and My ,,,Um b,Cam .
effects are Been almost irom the Terr much run down and debilitated. I lost
first dose. It acts promptly in twenty or more pound in weirht, had no sppe.
..... -t Jncia i ndl. lta nl1 wag in a bad shape ' BeelAa; S. 8. B. ad
cases of chronic dypepsia. mdi- Tertt,.d x b4nlt, n,.,, .mweU pieaetwitb.
gestion ana all S,tomacil trou- tharenlta after usln it for oma little while,
bles and does away with the From 139 pound to ies is pretty rood -ridTo
nnnmrnr4-aK1.a fiillneea ahort- of merit on the part of B. S. 8. XI. UART1N.
nncomfortables fullness, snort- 60 Second t., Warren, Ohio,
ness of.breath, drowsiness and . - , . -
dizziness that so often come after eating. S. S. S. is not only the best tonic, bnt
possesses alterative or purifying properties, and if there is any taint; humor or
poison in the blood it searches it out, and removes it. Many times a low state
of health is due to a bad condition of the blood and can only be remedied by a
blood purifier and tonic combined, or such a remedy as S. 8. S. - -
If you suffer from debility, weakness, insomnia, nervousness, loss of sp
petitei bad digestion, or any of the miserable 3mptoms of a disordered blood,
nothing will so soon put your blood in good condition invigorate and tone up
the s jrtem tnd restore the health as vS. vS. 8. .
Tiis swift speema co., Atlanta, cju
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Fersonally conducted excursions to Boston and
bnck over the Burlington, leaving Omaha 8:05 p. m.
August 11 and 13.
Trough, tourist sleeping cars via Niagara
Falis and the ITousac Tunnel.
Tickets good to return via Cleveland anil fet.
Louis with World's Fair stopover privileges. '
Call at this office or
information.
J. B. REYNOLDS, City Pass.
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