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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. FEBRUARY IP, 1K6, NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA COUNCIL BLUFFS Office, 10 Pearl St. Tel. 48. meeting of the rltjr council in time, will I eddress the club on the wter work! ques tion. MIIOR MEJTIOV Davis sells drugs. Btorkert sella carpet.. Bd Rogers' Tonv Taust beer. Plumbing snd heating. Btxby Son. trs. Woodbury, dentists. 30 Pearl street. Woodrlng-Schmidt, undertakers. Tel. X9. Ed Rogers' fmou Mickelob on draught. If you want a good position enroll In TVestarn Iowa college. Htciis. the old. reliable merchant tailor, makes our clothe to order. Picture framing. Alexander's Art Store, XIX Broadway. Telephone L. Roeenfeld Co., wholesale and retail store, sella purest liquors and wines. The nobblcat and best fitting garmeuts are made to order by iilcka. the tailor. Batiafactary watch work and Jewelry re pairing at Leflert s. Every Job guaran teed. Full Une of fancy lamp elands with headed frlnga and fancy crystal glass fringe. W. A. Usurers china stare. Hafer. the progressive lumber dealer of Iowa and Nebraska, still saves you 10 per cent. Uet a Udder and watch his business grow. D. W. Kellers reliable, up-to-date furni ture store has a nice piece of furniture for every, room In your nouse. Conje and get It. Council Bluffs Paint, Oil and Glass com pany store. The peopie Use to traue at this store. Read, Tne ltatt and you win anow the reason. Clark Drug company . will make you a permanent customer by giving you every thing In the drug Una at prices that wul pleas you. Squire. A Abnls. money to loan; cash on band, no delay; city and farm property fur sale on easy terms of payment, office, Ml Peart street. Ic waLKon. good as lie, for sale at a creat bara-ln. Bee Hredenstem Smith coal yard, near WrImsii freight house, 14th Ave. and 4th fit. W liar wick, wail i ji'cr btor. has the finest display and l j-.ttni designs of 1V4 .wail paper. Side wi.... tuning and border all shewn at once, All kinds of shoe repairing at Sargent's Model 8boe shoe Shoes hull soled while you wait; you save 5vc and done better. Look for til bear. John Olnen tna rrocer on West Broad way. Is having a splendid trade. Good dairr butter and fresh eggs always on hand. Watch for prices. J. Katelman's feed and Junk store will furnish you all kinds of feed and baled bay and grain at sswest prices. He saves you money. (01 South Main. rnilwan Shoe comDanv. 23 South Main. will make you satisfactory prices on foot wear. Try a pair of their t-M and i.f shoes. Rubbers and overshoes. Missouri oak dry cord wood. $C a cord; hiih.rk hickory. (7: Arkansas anthracite, t?so ner ton less than hard coal. Wm. Welsh. It North Main St. TeL US. F. A. Spencer, furnace and sheet metal mnrka: niumblnf. steam and noi water heating, gas fitting, bathtubs. Suppose you figure with turn ana save m per The Manhattan restaurant and bar are ivin- tiie biaaest meal In town. Short orders: with cure cream for excellent coffee. Try and you will be delighted. Seeley A Felton. proprietors of the Crys tal mills, are manuiaciurtng the celebrated ,in.rltHre flour. First-class grocers sell It. Latest Improved machinery installed. Sheely Una, marble and granite works, East Broadway, are the people to patronise, -They save you Jo per cent and give you the finest material and best workmanship. Bob Johnson, the negro who had his feet fro sen while traveling imm, " -n.n.ii muffs by the box car route, has been sent by the police to Mercy hospital. Bourtciua Piano House, 3 West Broad war glvea you some valuable information about pianos. You will do well to consult i hem before purchasing. Best maxes csr , , . m. Bj.hft.nitir ramtanv. It Is an acknowledged fact that this furniture and WATER RATE CASE GOES OVER Injunction Application Today. QUESTION OF JURISDICTION RAISED Fewer a( t'anrt ta F.njein Legis lative Aets Will Be Tested Mayor t rge Preaipt Arttaa. MORF. TIIOI BI.K FOR Bft I DFfiBOOM Sew Mother-la. Law ef Fred Flets aaaes ftls Arrest. Fred FWx wm taken Into custody last evenlrie and a rhnrw nf nirinnr entered udge Thornell Will Be Unable to Heai I against his tim tt poll' headquarters, it was stated that possibly a more serious rhsrge would he made against him today. Flets was married last Wednesday In Omaha to Clara M. Oliver, the young daughter of Mrs. Itura Clausen "of Mf4 West Broadway Flets had some difficulty after obtaining the marriage license In In ducing the young woman to marry him and matters went to the point where Fleti endeavored to return the license and get his moner. The young woman relented the next dsy and the ma took place. The hearing on the application of Ovide Vlen for an injunction restraining Mayor Macrae and the members of the city coun cil from passing or taking any further action on the proposed ordinance flxlruf the water rates is scheduled for this mom Ing before Judge Thome!! In the district court. As Judge Thornell will be occupied with the trial of the damage suit of W. A. Prlndle against the World-Herald Pub lishing company, which was commenced before him Saturday, the hearing will have to go over. Judge Thornell stated Satur- day that the Prlndle damage suit hsd th right-of-way and thst the waterworks case j would undoubtedly have to go over. There is considerable doubt If "Judge , Thornell will entertain the application or Vlen, as It Is contended thst a Judge of . the district court has no Jurisdiction to en- Join the contemplated action of a city coun- WORK FOR PRIMARY LAW The executive committee shall make to the b"rd at each of Its rgilar meetings a written report of the work done by It, with a ststement of Its observations and con clusions wln respect to each ot the Insti tutions. The board shsll make reports to the governor and lestslaturc of Its obeer vhUoiis and conclusions respecting each and every one of the Institutions namM. such report to be made biennially. The board shall also prepare for the use of the ' legislature ptennlai euim-tes or sppropns- : lions necessary and proper for the support Strong Efforts to Get Bill Through Both ; "f J"?'1 institutions, n " o " c i ,uty pf the boant to promote as best It run B.0USCS This Tear. the purposes for which each of the Insfl'u- Hons under Its control Is maintained Con-- " 1 frnces of the board mlth the presidents. norill -TlAN '''sns and hesds of departments of the In UniULA I IUH j stttiitlons under its control may he held ' from time to time whenever it shsll deem I suiii conferences Important. The hoard may employ on architect at H.onn a year. MANY PETITIONS ARE IN f'rnpwsl t in - to llov I obi nil t tees of Minority Parlies to me t'nnril dates Where There Is Contest. iFrom a Staff Correspondent) tE8 MOINES. Feb. IS. (Special.) Al though little shows on the suriace, a vast however. I amount of work is being done to get the sge primary election law passed by the two I bouses at this session of the legislature. Now fhe honeymoon has been ruthlessly Interrupted and the ynnng groom, if the allegations of th young woman's mother are true, will have to answer to a charge of enmmlting blrsmy. Mrs. Clausen al leged yesterday when she sought the er rest of hr son-in-law thst he had been previously married and had a wife from whom he hsd never been divorced and two children. The wife and children. It Is said, are lining st Punlnp. la. F!etx when taken Into custody declared the nllegallons of Mrs. Clausen were with out foundation, thst he had not been mar ried before, did not have another wife and two children and that there was some big mistake somewhere. Flets Is only 22 years of age end has been driving for a local livery stable. The young woman to whom he was married last week gave her age as cil. The city council, it Is contended. Is i i. rit u was sain last nignt mat sne was 1ut as mTich a legislative bodv as the ' not that old. Tt will be remembered that general assembly of the state nf Iowa and that Its actions or contemplated actions ' cannot be subjected to Injunctions or r. , straining orders of a Judge of the district ! court. It Is understood that this question ' ne ' Jurisdiction will be raised at the first op- , portunlty when the case comes up for a hearing by the counsel for the defendant ' city officials. j Mayor Macrae stated last night that he before going to Omaha to secure a mar riage license Kleti applied for one here, but H. V. Rattey, clerk of the district court, refused it as Flets was unable to prove to his satisfaction that the bride-to-be was cf lawful sge. Mrs. Clausen declared to the police last night her Intention of filing an Information against Fteti this morning. and the members of the city council were most anxious that the hearing should not be delayed. Judge Thornell will be urged, he said, to hear the matter this morning and rule on It. so that the city council may be In a position to take some action on the ordinance at Its meeting this evening. Kalghta of Colasnbas Initiation. Council Bluffs council No. 1045, Knights FAVOR AXTT-FIHEOR IfKER BILI, Baslaesa Men Approve Measure to Restrict Sale of Explosives. Business men In general of Council Bluffs favor the passage of the antl-flrecracker bill Introduced by Representative Offlll of Jasper county, which passed the house Friday by a vote of to I, and It is hoped that the bill will pass the senate by an erjuafly affirmative rote. The bill is much in accordance with the restrictions placed on the Fourth of July celebration last year by Mayor Macrae and Chief of Police Richmond, both of whom hope these restrictions wfll now become a state law. The bill provides that no person shall use, sell or keep for sale within the state of Iowa and toy pistol, toy revolver, or other toy firearms, raps containing dyna mite, fire crackers containing any explo sive other than black gunpowder and not excelling three ' and one-half Inches in length and three-eighths of an inch In diameter. The penalty la a fine not ex ceeding tlOO or imprisonment not exceeding thirty days, or both. Last year in this city the' discharge of blank cartridges in revolvers or shotguns was prohibited and these restrictions can be enforced on the Fourth of July or at any other time as the dlschsrgd of fire arms within the city limits is prohibited by ordinance. Th Offlll bill as first drafted prohibited har4waxa auur surpass . theuv aiu e-chanR-aoola ough Tor everybody. Oet slices. t ... a, vieoiaiaen. wall Daper store, are readv for business. You will be de i,.u, . n m.ke vour selection Of Paper t.r n-rlor. aiitina room, bed room and lrifehn. t... i wnnrfmen circle, will enter lain council camp. Woodmen of the World, Tuesday evening. There will be cards and dancing and other forms of entertalnmanc Rerresnmenie win d- . . i j ,n nto nilbort had the mis fortun to have a big cake of ice fall on 1.1. f..t veaterday. The foot was badly bruised and Alderman Gilbert will prob .ki.. harm tA lair mi for a If days. The members of Tlgredla temple Rath- the manufacture of fire crackers and toy bone Slaters, will be entertained at pistols In this state, but this prohibition kenslngton Friday afternoon atthe home wtthdpwn for the Deneflt of jowa bera are requested to bring, donations of preserves, fruit, clothing, etc, for th children of th Associated Charities creche. From to per cent discount this week on our pretty parlor pieces, two and three Piece suites, upholstered In leather, verona, velours, golden tapestry, silk damask, silk .plush: mission pieces In Sptuiiau leather; uivans In solid mahogany or quartered cuk. elaborately hand carved. Keller fr'artiswwrtb, Joe Smith, chairman of tha general com mittee In charge of IB Young Man's Chris tian association project, made two appeals u Miss Helen tlould for a contribution and vurh time received a stereotyped -newer from th young woman's secretary say ing Miss Gould could do nothing In tn matter Mr. Smith la conttdenl that his lequest never reached beyond the secre- .tary. . .. ' Fr sale. e' Modern i-roora dwelling, school. KOOO. 1 Modern 1-room dwelling, near Bloomer near Bloomer .chool. HMO. . . Forty lots on 8. th 8t., ISO each. Lots In Babbitt Place, up to grade. 0. Lots In Highland Plac. up to grade. t& Insure your house and furniture. TeL (L .Charles T. Officer, tl Broadway. ' Fin Colorado farm land, 16 per - Improved ranches, CO to 3 per acre. On 1 improved ranch, four miles from town. i per acre. A big snap. Excursion February : - rare 119.20. F. C. Loogee. 124 South Main street. Uustries. Special bargains for this week. Fifteen lots on the Omaha car line, west of the car barns, for ISO each on easy monthly payment. Abstract and perfect title. This Is your opportunity to procure a good bargain. See Wallace Benjamin, room I, First National Bank building. I writ tire Insurance. Phone 203. i of Columbus, initiated a class of about I sixty candidates yesterday, the exercises ; occupying practically the entire day. The ! members of the local council, together with the candidates and a number nf visiting ', knights from Omaha and surrounding towns, assembled at the Grand hotel at 9:30 a. m.. and from there marched to St. Fran cis Xavler's church, where they attended high mass. The Initiation ceremonies, con ducted In the hall of the order In the Brown building, commenced at 1 p. m.. fol lowing lunch at the Grand hotel, and lasted up to o'clock at night, when a banquet was served by the wives of the local mem bers In the Dodge Light Guard armory. Emmet Tlnley presided as toastmaster and the following were the toasts: "Our National Objects." J. A. C. Ken nedy. Omaha. "Knighthood." D. M. Reynolds. Atlantic. The Friends We Meet." Rev. P. J. Mul len. Missouri Valley. "The Catholic Layman," P. E. C. Lally. Denison. "Impressions of the Day" (selected i. Charles Tsrskloom Slagged. Charles Turnbloom. bartender in John Doody's saloon at Fifteenth avenue and Sixth street, was slugged and knocked un conscious by two thugs while on his way home late Saturday night. Turnbloom missed the last car north on Main street and started to walk. As be passed the large Implement house formerly occupied by the Fuller-Johnson-Shugart company two men stepped from the north side and one of them struck Turnbloom back of the head with a sandbag. Turnbloom waa knocked to the ground and rendered Insensible. When ho regained consciousness about fif teen minutes later he found that the thugs had broken off his watch chain, but had failed to secure his watch. He supposes the men were frightened away before they had time to rob him. He had a consider able sum of money tn a pocket on the in side of his vest, but his assailants failed to get It. Turnbloom Is not certain whether the men Intended robbing him or whether they had some grievance against him and Intended merely assaulting him. nap Piano Bargain for Tsasrrsn, Parties leaving the city. Left on sal. Original price (330. Will sell on easy pay ments. C86. Sea at th big piano houa. Bchmoller se Mueller Piano company, 902 Broadway. Council Bluffs, La. Th Title Guaranty and Trust company, abstracters of titles. Books date back to 1S51 Books are all up to date. Work ac curately and promptly done at lowest pricea Office opposite court bouse. 135 Pearl street. Council Bluffs, la. The Vienna restaurant serves excellent meals and lunches, cooked In th most appetising manner: delicious coffee with pur crestu. Meal tickets at reduced rates. 114 Broadway. . J. Marcus. Glen avenu grocery store, JX W. Bdwy., Is one of the busiest planes m Council Bluffs. Get prices on teas and coffees, fruits and vegetables. lgnlto, th only mantle that needs no natch. Fr sal at W. A. Maurer's china tor. N. T. Pluming; Co. Tel. 260. Night L CM. SOME OF THESE GOODS Ate being advertised In this paper; wonder what you ar paying for them! Ixm t think for a minute that you cannot ci these goods from us and at t'LT K.xTKS Just icaus they ar not adver tised over our name. 11 4 King's New iHscovery 7 9c itx Km s New luacuvery u rK- Hay s Hair Health ibc Ii.oO Pink ham a Vegetable Compound. ....' 'k iNisns Kidney Pills "c tl.rt Hostetter's Bitters 7c tl ft Peruna for kJc II 00 owainn Hoot 7W Kant Stoop Shoulder Brae il.vu 1 v. le'quosoue (Want It?) se Chester . Genuine Pennyroyal Pills tl 40 H urt Gordon's Matt Whisky lPure.......:5o II um Duffy a Mall Whisky T.c Fre delivery In Council Bluffs, Oruaha or South Omaha any place within (he j umiia. ii viii ik umii, aenu in your mail orders, as w deliver to our depot at lies prices. SCHAEFER'S STOKES E. T. YATES. Proprleter. Comer Fifth avenue and Main street. Council Bluffs, la. Phone SX Corner Sixteenth and Chicago 8ts . Omaha. 'Twenty-fourth and N Sta.. South Omaha. Swain A Mauer. bardwarde store. Quick Meal range, only $32.40. . Ocean Wave washing machine. S6.S0. Every family should hav on at this oric. 22f W Broadway. . T. McAfee's grocery Is th peoDle's choice. It's acknowledged as th leading grocery In western Iowa. Their trade U constantly increasing with pleased custom ers. Henry H a Brunt, leader of low prices on wagons, buggies, road carts and harness. Watch for prices. Tou will be rewarded. O. C. Brown's confectionery and lea cream parlors. Every man. woman and child likes to trade at O. C. Brown's. 644 Broadway. Chocolate creams and bon bons. Harry Schmidt, photographer. Tour monei- back If photos are not the best on earth. Engage silting at 40 W. Broadway. Artistic in every particular. In some counties petitions ot large pro portions have been circulated and it has been seen to that tbese petitions bear the names of the men Influential In pontics. At lesst two senators have been known ' to change from opiositon to the primary to a position favorable to It because of these petitions. The leaders, who favor the primary, admit that they have not hur ried the matter of brlmnng up the bill j In order tn give time for the circulation of these petitions. One prominent lesder In favor of the prl- ' mary said today that it had come to be a question of what the democrats would do and that a movement was on foot to get the democratic vote to favor the bill. It Is 'believed thst if the bill is amended so that the democratic central committees will be allowed to name candidates In case no candidates enter the race that the democrats would vote solidly for the bill In the form In which It will come up February 24. The democratic party being In the minority there is some disposition to accede this point. The democrats are snxlous for It for the reason that being In the minority they fear thnt often times there may be no candidate voluntarily an nounce himself. The changes recommended by the com mittee in the substitute bill which will come up the first of next week have been made with a view to simplifying It. These are believed to be of far greater Impor tance than the notices given to them. The original bill provided that there must be a declaration of party preference and the machinery for changing votes was cum bersome. It was the weak point in the bill as Is now recognized by the friends of the measure. This has been eliminated, and the bill as now drawn provides that at the first primary the votir wll be given the ticket he calls for and this will be taken as a party declaration and so re corded end unless the voter wishes to change his party he will not be required to make declaration at any election or pri mary following that. He can change very easily up to within thirty days of the pri mary by giving written notice to the county auditor, but to change on the day of the primary can be done only under oath. As the registration features of the bill were the chief objections held by the dem ocrats and also by a large number of other members of the senate and house It Is believed this change win bring votes to the measure. Senator Lewis of CHrinda, Garst of Carroll and,b1her friends of the bill with the author. -Crosnley.. believe It will win enough votes to pass the measure. Board of Regents Bill. The bill creating a lioard of regents for state educational Institutions, considered one of the most Important measures be fore the legislature, was Introduced the middle of the week In the senate by Sena tor Whipple snd will be recommended for passage by the committee some time this week and go on the calendar under special order. The bill Is the recommendations of a commission that visited the educational institutions of this and many other states to gain information for the report. It is claimed that the State Normal, State uni versity and State Agricultural college now duplicate the work In part of each other and cause thereby a waste. The Idea was brought up last seseion In the form of a bill to consolidate all Institutions under one board. It was finally referred to a commission to Investigate and the bill re ported is the result. Next to the primary bill this bill has perhaps had as much at tention or more than any other bill before either house at this session. In brief. It Is as follows: BOB FOR MINE FOREMAN Attempt lide to Destroy Home Cornelius Green at Lead, S. D. of Have you figured with Geo. Hoagland's lumber yard on South Main street? Tou may save a Tew dollars by getting esti mates from him. D. 8. Kerr, real estate dealer, has some splendid bargains for you in city and farm property. Call at 544 Bdwy. and he will tell you all about it. Paddock & Handschy's hardaai store ar having a big sale on the White Lin Family Washing machine; no other make can begin to compare with it. Graves. 10S Pearl street hair goods for ( sale and mad to order; corns removed wtlhout pain. Gives you best satisfaction and saves you money. Traveling Men Organise. MARSHA LLTOWN, la.. Feb. H.-fSpe-clal. A new traveling men's insurance as sociation was organised here Saturday aft ernoon to be known as th Hamkey Cora- Klght members shsll constitute a quorum of tne board, but no person shall be a-,-linte.l president of any of the Institu tions unless he receive the affirmative vote of at least ten of the members No mem ber of th" faculty or any officer shall be appointed except by the affirmative vote of at least eight of the members of the board. No land or other property shall be leased or sold, no set Ion at law or In equity shall be commenced, no policy plan or action of any kind affecting the gen eral interests of said institutions shall be adopted, changed or abandoned and no money shall be appropriated except by the affirmative vote of eight or more members t I the board. It Is provider?, that the president govern ing boards and officials of the various col leges .Thall turn over everything to the new board the first of July next. Hit rentrallslns; Plants. The agricultural committee of the senate has recommended for passage a bill pro hibiting the purchase of Impure or adul terated milk or cream for purposes of manufacture Into articles of food for hu mans. It also prohibits the manufacture of such milk and cream Into food and fixes a penalty for the violation of the law. While on Its face the bill Is Innocent enough, it Is In feet an attemrt to curb the power and growth of the big central ising creamery plants. It is the claim that these plants In order to drive out com petition of the local creameries purchase milk and cream several days old of patrons and no matter what Its condition pay full ma-net price or above. The local creamery Is unable to handle such stuff and make good butter of It and cannot afford to buy it and throw It away and so Is unable to meet the competition. It Is charged that the centralising plants take the cream after It is fermented and unfit for use and manufacture It Into butter by various processes. It is to prevent the manufacture of this cream into butter that the bill has been brought forward. . Loans Untsidc th Stat. The cuuiuiiuue uu uanas aud banning of the senate baturday Killed th Beaier bill permitting online to Invest In farm moil- gages oula:ue of the state of low- The committee recommended for passage tne bill subjecting trust companies to the same investigation from the slate auditor's oitlcc mat is now given to ban as. Missouri Farmer a Salcide. W. F. Hickman, a young farmer of Setla lia. Mo., committed suicide last niglit by drinking carbolic acid. He dropped to the sidewalk a short distance from the street car waiting room at Sixth and Walnut at 11 o'clock last night, and the odor of car bolic acid quickly led to the discovery uf the cause of his death. Letters were found In his pockets from his parents addressed to W. F. Hickman, but did not reveal any cause for suicide or reason for his being in Des Molncs. ' Big Democratic Banqnet. The democrats of the state will hold a big banquet at the 8a very the night of April 2 In celebration of the birthday of Thomas Jefferson. Governor Folk of Mis souri, Governor Johnson tf Minnesota, Mayor Dunne of Chicago, besides the prom inent democrats of the state, will be speak ers. Garst for l.lentenaat Governor. Senator Warren Garst of Carroll county, who at the close of this session will have served In seven sessions of the senate. Is being discussed as a candidate for lieu tenant governor by the Cummins element of the party. Senator Garst Is chairman of the appropriations committee and recog nized one of the strong men of the senate. Though not a lawyer, he has led in framing some of the most Important bills of re cent years and Is a skillful parliamentarian, taking a leading part In many of the de bates. The suit of Alexander T. Watson of Galesburg. 111., against the National Life Insurance company. In which many Ne braska people are interested as policy hold ers, may be postponed a week. The in junction suit was to have been heard in the f nieral court here tomorrow. EXPLOSIVE PLACED AGAINST FRONT DOOR Honae I Badly Dnntaged and Mr. Green's on. Who Was sitting In the Front Room. Wns Slightly Injnred. La. AD. P. D.. Feb. 11 (Special Tele gram.) For the first time In Its history Lead has been the scene of an attempted assassination by methods In vogue in Rus sia and Its dependencies. Cornelius Green, one of the foremen of the Homestake Mining company, snd th members nf his family were the victims of the attempt. This morning shortly after 1 o'clock Kdwsrd Green, son of th Home stake official, was sitting in one of th front rooms reading, when he heard some one approach the house and then leave. He paid no attention to the matter until he heard a violent explosion and was hurled from the chair In which he was sitting across the room. He was the only one ot the family awake at the time, but the ex plosion was so severe that his father, mother, little sister and hlied girl, all of whom had retired, were thrown from their beds. Th explosion had awakened the en tire population In the neighborhood, and In a few moments the house was surrounded by an excited crowd of people. . Hoase Badly Wrerked. An Investigation showed thst the front of the house hsd been badly wrecked. Some high explosive, probably dynamlt. hsd been placed against the flwr of a storm vestibule and set off. So great waa Its fore that the windows In the high school building. ' feet away, were shat tered. Mr. Green's fsmlly suffered no in jury. Edward Green, the son. Wing th only one to feel any 111 effects from the ex plosion, and he was rendered unconscious, but soon came to Mr. Green Is at a loss to know why b hsd been singled out as victim of the assassins or why his fsmlly had been pieced In Jeopardy, as he Is one f th best liked officials of the mines and has not an enemy whom he can think of. Pome time ago It became neceesarv to em ploy In the mines only people who ci-mld talk snd understand the El.gllsh language, and under the rules adopted Mr. Oreen was forced to discharge quite a number of em ployes, and It is believed that some of these, smsrtlng under the srorklngs of tha new order, endeavored to revenge them selves upon Mr. Green for the os of their Jobs. aertsT Begin Worn. Sheriff Tratben of the county arrived on the scene shortly after the explosion with bloodhounds and an effort was made tn trace the sssasslna. but owing to a fall of snow fhe hounds were able to follow tha trail for but a short distance, when they lost It. Great Indignation prevails among all classes of people and should the officers succeed In capturlna- the would-be mur derer there will evidently not ho any op portunity for a trial. Both tha city and the company and th county have offered rewards for Informa tion which will lead to the arrest of tha guilty parties, while onpeanised labor has denounced the outrage In th strongest terms and Is assisting In every way tha efforts being mad tn catch thooa ' who were responsible for the explosion. y irflQimeitooD BULLETDIn Round Trip Rates to the South, February 20th March 6th and 20th. ' Mobile, Ala., and Return Montgomery, Ala., and Return Jackson, Miss., and Return... Pensacoia, Fla., and Return.. Lake Charles, La., and Return. Xew Orleans, La,, and Return. Beaumont, Texas, and Return. Galveston, Texas, and Return. Dallas, Texas, and Return Fort Worth, Texas, and Return $14 40 iui raso, lexas, and lieturn $25.85 cansoad, u., and Ifeturn Albuquerque, X. M., and Return Oklahoma City, 0. T., and Return. . Guthrie, 0. T., and Return South McAlester, I. T., and Return. Pine Bluff, Ark., and Return Joplin, Mo., and Return Springfield, Mo., and Return. ..$21.30 . .$21.30 ..$18.65 ..$21.30 . .$21.20 . .$22.85 ..$20.00 $21.10 $14.40 ....$22.40 $24.10 $10.70 $10.10 $10.70 $15.30 $10.00 .$10.00 Wichita, Kan., and Return $10.00 Stopovers allowed at many points. Final return limit 21 davs. J. B. REYNOLDS City Passenger Agent 1502 FARISAM STREET. The board of regents to manage state educational institutions as provided in the bill Introduced by the special committee Is to consist of fifteen members, not more than nine being of the same political party, four being members at large and the others representing corgressional dis tricts. The member shall be appointed by the governor, sullied to the approval of the senate. Th.-y will receive ft a day for time actually used in the board meetings not exceeding forty days in anv one mar. with mileage and expenses. Tliere will be an executive committee of three persons not members of the board of regents elected by the hoard of regents, and this executive committee shall have a presi dent and secretary and maintain an office in ties Moines, and shall be auppli.-d with employes and facilities for bundling all the business. Members of the executive committee shall devote their entire time to the work of the Institutions and shall eacn receive l.o'l a year. The hoard of regents shall meet four times a year, once at the state capitol. the other three meetings at the three colleges, and special meetings mav be called. The hoard of repents has the sole power of electing a Dresldent and froafoirep tnr ea,1. of the three state educational institutions ana professors. instructors employes, to tlx the compensation to be paid them, to muke. ritlf s and regulations 1 for the government of said colleges not In- j consistent with the laws of the state, to ' manase snd mnlrol the nrniurti. K...U .i I aaeii aasociaiion. it is 10 f a l ami personal, Belonging: to S lid n urui nnul High t y-even Xew Woodmen. CHARLES CITT. Ia.. Feb. 18. -(Special.) The Woodman class adoption- of Floyd county took place here Friday night, with a class of eighty-seven candidates. Head Banker C. H. McXider of Des Moines, Hon. TV. 8. Hart of Waukon and several other state officers talked on subjects related to the Modern Woodmen of America. Dyspeptic Philosophy. Must of ua have promises to mend. Le us hope that heaven la a place where the suburbs are not in the hands of real estate pi'ulator. Men wouldn't flatter If wumen didn't flirt. The fellow who casts slurs generally throws a boomerang. Sore men fall In love and never get on tler feet again. Ignorance Is bliss only when it is wise erough to recognize its own blissfulness. The mistakes of other people are always more or less amusing to us. The under dog generally gets our sym pathy. In spite of the fact that he often deserves all he gets. A man is never too old to learn, but he officers and j sometimes too young. New Tork Times. Order your cigarettes from Peregoy Moore Co. Wsnted. everybody ta know tha Peregoy A Moore Co. sells cigarettes. Ask for Central Cigar store. Muccl confectionery store, a Broadway. Is having a big trade on chocolate creams and bon bona The Sc and 50c boxes can't be beat. Break All Reenrds. All records in curing Coughs, Colds, etc., are broken by Dr. King's New Discovery nurelv mutual connem to '..rni.h .ih- ' Institutions, snd to direct the evr.enrtimr. i 'or Consumption. a"c and n.". For sals Insurance at actual cost for commercial Tounkerman Seed Co. still take the lead with the purest seeds of all kinds thst never fail to grow. Orders promptly filled. TV rite for prices. Stephan Bros., plumbers, TV. Bdwy.. still takes the lead with fine porcelain luied bathtubs and everything In plumbing supplies. Prices always satisfactory. LEWIS CUTLER - MORTICIAN 2! Purl St Planes. !u. 13, CfllciS? Lady AttenAaat V Desliad Swanaon Music Co. will sell yon a piano from 30 and up. They carry a first-class Una of musical instruments of all kinds. 8. M. Williamson will sell you a talking machine with all the p. puis r records (or your home, which will make pleasure and happiness for all. laspravessrat (1st ta Meet. Efforts to resuscitate the First Ward Improvement club, which has been in a state of "Innocuous deatuetude' for quits a while, wilt be made this evening. A call for a meeting of the club at the Ogden hotel has been called and a new set of ameers will be elected. Alderman Oscar Tounkeru-tu. if he can get away from tLe men only. A board of directors was elected which In turn elected the following officers: President A. C. Johnson of Marshall town. Vice President V. A. Brundage of Qrin nell. Secretary and Treasurer W. J. Van Per veer of Marshall town. The board of directors are: Charles H. Bingham of Waterloo. TV. H. Darner of Des Moines, J. 8. Clemmens of i eoar rtapms. A. A. Anderson of Dubuque, A. 8. Tiffany of Davenport and I T Forties. K. E. Bownlng. E. TV. Archer, C. H. Cleaver, all of Marahalltown. of air the appropriations for such Instltu- by Sherman a- McConnell Drug Co. iions. There is ample provision for safeguard- I Ing the funds of the various Institutions. ' for making loans and collections, for keep. 1 Ing all the accounts of the institutions In a uniform manner aiul for auditing all bills and making all contracts. It Is required that one or more memliers of the executive committee shall visit and inspect one of such Institutions at least J once each week and Investigate the flnin clal condition ami management of such in- I stttutions. If charges of abuse or wrongs j r iu,..ti6airu ifir- i,niiu iiaii report to the governor Its charges and conclusions. All Aboard for Chicago On no railroad in America is the system of disci pline among employes and watchfulness for the safety of passengers developed to a higher degree than on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Three trains daily to Chicago. The Daylight Special leaves 7:55 a. m. The Eastern Express at 5:45 p. ni. The Overland Limited at 8:35 p. m. -All trains arrive in Chicago at the Union-Station ' . in the heart of the business district. F. A. NASH, Ganaral Wastarn Agant. 1624 FAR NAM STREET, OMAHA. Gespel Service In Pawl ftaani. ROCKFORD. Ia.. Feb. M (Special.! Through the kindness and generosity of P. J. Mullory in turning over bis poolroom last Friday evening to the ministers of tha city, a large crowd of young men was given a chanca to hear a little gospel preached who would not attend tha re vivals now In progress. Promptly at 7 o'clock Rev. Mr. Smith of the Methodist Kplscopal church, accompanied by the gentlemen of his choir, filed Into the al ready crowded hall. The meeting opened with the singing of familiar hymns. Rev. Smith's text was, "All Te. Like Sheep. Have Gone Astray." He talked about thirty minutes without 'roasting" any ana It was a masterly effort and is the first of Its kind to be tried here. ewsaner Deal at siueirl Valley. MI&SOrRI VALLEY. Ia., Feb. 11 (Spe cial. Robert II. Harris has sold ,a half iaterest in the Missouri Valley Dally Times to Finery H Hoyle, wbo wile asn-r tha firm about March L Rheumatism Lumbago.Sciatica PleurisijSoreTTiroal La Grippe, m6 f i All Drug&'sJ Boston Mass. lily V& ji' 3 Nine connecting offices on the fifth floor These offices are particularly suitable for anyone wishing a suite of several connect ing rooms. They will be rented only in suite of three or more rooms. There is one large southeast corner room with a vault, two splendid rooms facing Farnam street and the other smaller rooms facing Seventeenth 6treet on the fifth floor of THE BEE BUILDING Thena ars the offlees now oaoupted br the Cpdlke Oraln Ca.. who will move ta tha aeon as tha business offios of Tha Bee to transferred ta tha corner room an tba It la very s;dom that an opportunity occurs to accom modata truutu seeding- larga space and bandaoisa offlcaa. first floor as I graund Saas, Po.T Inln 7'. B,u"dlB'" iu,t Ii,tu better-at leaet-than In any otaae bul ding. All night and all day Sunday elevator aervlca-ateam heat-electrle llibT wtr and ad. quale jaaitar service all Included In tha raotal price Appl y to E. W. BAKER. Snpt. U. all Ba Bids. C. C ROSE WATER, gacy. R. 100 Baa BUI J ri fjflKn i
