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HIE OMAHA DAILY DEEt .TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20...1WG CURRENT NEWS QF IOWA A V .LP a 'PD ii i S 4. 1 IL. V r (..; COUNCIL Office, 10 IVurl FlVt-USI FARE AGITATION People of West End of Utj-Want to Bide to Omaha for a Nickel. RETAILERS ARE CPPOSEO TO THI MOVL Pufclle Metln to Be Hrlt Weuaee. ilf, Novtmbrr 38, to Disease the 4iij Cvianrrct Commls- ' ! Mar Alri'iilr4 To. ' The question of a straight 5-eent motor far between this city and Omaha was dis missed last .ttlght at a meeting of the special com roltte. of the city, council appointed by Mayor Macrae and the committee from the West Etui Improvement cluh In the rqoma of the Commercial club. The com m f Lee, consisting of . Couneilmen Wallace Hondrlx and Knitdseri, wfii appointed' yes terday mhrnlng by the mayor at the re quest of the West End Improvement club, which waa represented' at the meeting by d. V. Skinner end t. C. Clifton; president a n& secretary,, respectively, of tho club, and former.Cogncllman W, 2. Boyer. Residents ot the westerrhpart of the city have been agitating a straight 5-rent fare between .the two cldes for some time, but have never succeeded In letting the move- ment int proper form." Now, with the an stance of the city council, they believe , . move In-the right direction can be made, provided' It Is found that the public senti ment favors such a fare. It Is understood that the -retail' merchants of the city, especially the members of the Retail Gro cers' and Butchers' association, are op posed ' tty the proposition, fcsrfng that It wuld result In more of the trade going across', the .river. This was the position tirken by Councilman Knudsen at the meet ing last night- As things are at present nny resident of the Bluffs employed In, Omaha or having might have." . business . wtitch takes him, or her across, a claim of $.H) for extra clerk hire pre the river repeatedly during the month en-" rented by H. V. Battey, clerk of tha district Joys tho advanttgc of a S-cent faro through court, was referred to the county attorney, the coupon tlcKOt book system, which pro- after Supervisor Sen had endeavored to vldes thirty -rides for- $1.60. This the re- have It rejected. tail merchants of this city contend should It has been an open secret around the suffice.. They fear that If a straight 5-cent county court house for some time that the faro wis granted by the' company, people, supervisors were planning to cut down. If and especially .tbqsu living, (n the western not cut off entirely, the perquisites some part of tho -city, would do .the bulk of county officers aro Inclined to. believe Is their trading In Omaha. - their prerogative raperlalty that of "extra In order to ascertain as far. as.poniblo clerk hire." the public "sentiment on this proposition It The supervisors met In the morning as a was decided last night to call a public drainage board and allowed a few minor meeting for the . evening - ot "Wednesday, 1U In connection -with the Pigeon Creek November at the city council chamber ditch, 'or which E. A. Wlckham has the and Councilman Wallace as chairman of contract. The supervisors will meet today tire city council committee- was directed to , lr Jolnt "cssion with the supervisors of issue ,the call. In .the : event of It appearing tlat thu I'ttUena of. Council Blufts generally favor a vtraight iJ-ceDt fare between the two cities tha Interstate Commeroe, commission will be appealed' to,', aa It is believed that body would have Jurisdiction in the matter. Card -of Thanks. ; . ' W'a desire) to thank our friends and fra- lernal ordara- for their Wndnesg and sym pathy, , extended to us during ' the illness and bereavement of our dear husband, son ind Brothers Edward. H..Ott; also for their beautiful floral designs: v MRS. FUWARD H.'.OTT,'. . ::,-.iUUu..1JL'ZJu. truv.... -.,.', . . -.! MR. 'AND MRS. Or E. COOPER, ' " HENRY E. OTT; " ' " -JOHN J- OTT. MALONET CIGAR CO., 30 PEARL ST., .Amien titMrpa ti 'nrcrrTjiHtTTirn the .ROBERT. BURNS lOo CIGAR; AND LITTLE BOBBIE, AND ERRI3 6c CIGARS. OLD TIMES Great 'Western OfBcUls In City. President Btlckney of the Great Western and party or omeiais ot me roaa nrnvea mo punuipai ciues inrougnoui In. the. city last night In a special train the stats. If the latter be the case,, tha of nine coaches. The- party reaohed Coun- l members of the Retail Grocers and Butch cll Bluffs shortly after U o'clock and this era' association feel that Council Bluffa morning 'wi:i go to Omaha to Inspect tho 1 entitled to an inspector and will try to terminals-, there, returning to this city In the afternoon for a Ilka, purpose. Presi dent Btfokney Is on his annual tour of in spection of the system. - In. the party are: President Btlckney, First 'Vice President" Robert Benson, Sec opd Yloa Prssldent and General Manager 8. CL SUeknoy, Third Vic President L. B. Cass'.CIjIef , Engineer W.- H. Chad bourn, General Bupertntendent O. A. Goodell, Gen eral Starekeaper IL C: Chandler, Purchar !ng ent. V," F. Devtnney, Division Su parintendants C E. Daloo, C B. Westou, C. P.1 Sternbel. C.'Li, Nichols and Ov Conell- MFirst Ald'.V to the ; : Bowels if- v.-. .' 4 . 'HEN Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Headache, - Bad . Breath, coated Tongue, ' Belching of Stomach, Gas,' or any oi these forerunner of Indigestion appear, Old Dr. Cascarel wants to ba right n the spot In your pocket. Dr.' Casoaref guarantees to euro tha moil" c-tistlnate cases of Constipation and Indigestion, without -discomfort or Incon venience. ' H' rntdiclna does not grips nor purge., but ' exercises naturally tha muscles that Una tha walls of the Intestines and Bowels. . .- ' .-': ' Wafil of Exercise weakens and relaxes tha. Bo vol - Musslu, Just as It weakens Arm and Let muscles. Old' Dr. Cascaret goes directly after these Bowel-Muscles. He wakes them up Just as a cold bath would wake up a lazy person.. . , Then he works them (through the nerves) till they get so strong from that Exercise that they don't need any more help to do their duty. 1 Heavy dinners, late suppers, whiskey, wine or beer drinking, nervous excitement, eudJen exposure to cold or heat and a dozen .other everyday likelihoods tire the Bowel- Muaoles. In scch cases a little Cascaret In time ,...,.. . - is worth fifjH debars worth of Treatment Ister on, to say nothing of tba suffering. discomfort, loss of Business Energy, and lass of Social Sunshine it saves. . -7 . Little thin Cascaret Box. shaped so you don't notice Us presence In purse or vest pocket. - -i Contains iix Capdy! tablets Price .Ten Cents a rx at sny Druggist a. ' ' Be sure you get the genuine, msde enly . ... ,. ' . r . by the .Sterhng Remedy Company, and rr a t: m rever Sold In bulk. Every table! stamped ,nvi,.g before :tni rliimed -e w0." JUt.AS li jui i'iasl;Q. Aru. flic Liii, CT- BLUFFS Rt. Tel. 43. sen; L. M. Shipley, superintendent of Ocl weln terminals; tJencral Muster Mfchanlc J. E. . Chishotm, Bignnl Engineer C. A. Chrlstopherenn and other division officials. To ret & nlc, eten Joint In framing a pic ture Is ah art. We understand how to do that. . Bring In jour picture and wt will show yoti how neat we can frame It. If you haven't got a picture, come In and se lect one from our large sample line and we will frame It up In first class style. Prlcea always reasonable. Council Bluffs Paint, Oil and Glass company, Merrtam block. . Just a few special runabouts left that will he cloned out at ridiculously cheap prices. They must go as we need the room. First eomo first served. VAN BRUNTS. TROt niE OVER EXTRA CLERK HIRE Supervisors Likely to Cat Off A II ott ances In the Future. From tho remarks dropped by Member Sots At the meeting yesterday of the Board of Supervisors, 1 Is Inferred there will be "something doing" when the question of allowances for extra clerk hire comes up at the regular meeting of the txard In Janu ary. Yesterday County Recorder Palrd hnd before the board a bill for $226 for extra clerk hire for the quarter ending October 1. The bill 'was made up of one Item of liso for "one clerk" and ITS for an extra clerk. These Items are In addition to the salary of l inert allowed by statute for one deputy. As an emPnt wtn R,C()rd BaJrd to allow him IT09 a year for extra clerical help. In addition to the IGW a year for one extra clerk, not to mention! the deputy al lowed by law, at the time some objection was made by certain members of the board to allowing, pay for Mr. BaJrd's two sons, who weref attending the public schools, the bill presented yesterday was allowed after some discussion. Supervisor Setx, however, made the significant remark that "he i guessed the recorder would submit vouch .r8 next year for any extra clerical helo he Harrison county to take up matters In con nection with the Harrison-Pottawattamie county drainage ditches. Combination gas and electric chandeliers and the celebrated Welsbach Incandescent gas burners. Why not sea us before you bur. We can certainly please you on price and quality of goods. Shephan Bros., 63 West Broadway. - Hsfer sells more lumber to the farmer and stockman than all the' others. He has his big yards at Council Bluffs, la. . Blaffs Want mn Inspector. The, Council Bluffs Retail Grocer and Butcbers' -aasoclatkm will endeavor if pos sible it) have one or the. Inspectors under the state pure food law located In this city and will urge the appointment of a local man for the position. The atate food and dairy commissioner Is charged with the duty of nforc4n the provisions of the empuweroa it appoint inspectors, it nas not yet been ascer- talned hero, however, whether these in spectors era to be located in Des Moines and work out from there, or are to be have a local man appointed. The associ ation through Its officers Is now In cor respondence with the state food and dairy commissioner In Des Moines.. A Side Door Hot Blast. The only perfect hot blast on the market; does not All the house with smoke when putting in fuel; burns anything; a good sutad ash pan. You do not need to scat- t tha aahes 1 or th. floor. You can take them out clean; all at one tlmei Come and see It. - It will cost you nothing to Inspect it We are, glad to show It to you. It holds lira forty-eight hours. The Boss Hot Blast, p. W. Keller, 108 South Main. Bee Stephen Bros, for the latest and best inverted burners. (9 West Broadway. - "' ' ." Real Estate Transfers. . These transfers were reported to The Bee November 19 by the Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council Bluffs; Julius C." Hasler, trustee, to Dora Henley, part st ' 15-77-41. w d $ 4,X Krnest B. Hart, Incorporated, to Peter Lewis, lot 13, blo k ti. Jackson's Ad.. Council lllufts. w d E. S. Klrkpatrlck and wife to Robert ... 4.0UO tiendei sun, sr., lots 14. 16, lti, 17. Zl . and 22. blocg 1. Sunnyaide Ad., Council Bluffs, w d Leon Wood and wife to J. J. Gil lespie, lota 1 and 2, block S. Hult s Ad., Oakland, lu.. w d Kmma K, It rod beck to Margaret Burke, li't 7. block 13. Central tiub divlsion, Council Bluffs, w d Heirs ot William and Mary Sledeu topf to benj.iinln-r ehr Kval Lmate t-oinuany, lots 'i and 2S, block 15. Kerry Add., Council Bluffs, q c d.. Will F. Siedentnpf and wife to Ben-Jaiuin-Kehr Real Kntate company, lot a. block lti, and .Jut lti, block . Ferry Add., Council Bluffs, q c d.. Heirs of Kiancis V. KTenoh to Henry Z,7(V COO juu 60 30 l.uers. sw", neVi 3-,,-). q c u Bnn; "f qd "0 Hob , Bun M. Prentice, administratrix, to Vvarron Hough. nW new Zi-io-44. ad in x d Jennie Murray to Matt Rowe, lot 7, Auditor's subdivision, se'4 nwVi la-7t-4J. q c ii Total, eleven transfers ,od Yon' slasi Look At our'auperb stock of wall and ceiling decorative papers It you have the si. ani ent notion of keeping In touch with the latest aud best Interior decorations. Th.s Is a model store in that' line and yuu mii-s much if you keep away from here. Jen- , & Nicholson, S38 West Broadway, I I h"kf um.mlm On all our high grade dining ro.im furniture, a, to 3 ,,pr C( nt rtl8counl on our entlre llne f buffets, w.iebourds. china cahlneis, din. ln tables and chairs from now till Thanks- j ftving. Keller-Karnswarth Furnuuie Co. Huere May Be Chicago Crook. 1 E- Hurbank. special agent of the North- wearrrn ralir'.Jtn. y'Teinjy MeilTm4t luiii Revere, the man arre( ji rtatur d.iy tin the charge oi slen:,g a quantity wt valuable biaaa vnlno rixiiig its "Frencby," suld ti be a well-knoan thief tl,h record In Chicago and other larg 'cities. Rev sis, hoaever, mhen confronts offlcer denlJd "! irge jnfruntd fleer Rurbank said, had been stolen from the Northwestern a shops In Mlf-eourt Val ley. Tha sacks In which the brass wara found were Identified aa belonging to F. IV Heath, a grain uealer of Missouri Val ley. In police court yesterday Reveres preliminary 'hearing was continued until today. Dwltrsmss. We hAvn a new shoe for your work. Come In and see thum. EARUENT 8 FAMILY BHOE STORE. CENTRAL FLOL'R ai.U. Every sack warranted. Central Grocery and Meat Mar ket. Both 'phones Zi. IXDICTMEXTa IX OLEO CASES Grand Jury Follows Ip Action of Food Commissioner. Among the Indictments returned Satur day by the district court grand Jury were thre against F. H. Evers, proprietor of a grocery store at 113 West Broadway; Tay lor Woolsey, proprietor ot a restaurant at 303 West Broadway, and J. Simons of tha Central groce.y and meat martlet at Broad way and Sixth street, on charges of violating the slate law regulating the snle of oleomargarine. The Indictment charges that the defendants failed, to have the oleomargarine labeied. as required by the new - state law, "substitute for butter." Evers was required to give a bond In the sum of k&JO, while Simons and Woolsey t.ad to put up only a 1300 bond each. Another Indictment, brought to light yes terday by the arrest of the defendant, was against Mike Vencll, charged with the theft of one white sow, the property Ot 8. P. Robertson of this city.. The evidence before' the grand Jury showed that the sow, which had strayed from Robertson's premises, had been picked up by Vencll and by him sold In South Omaha for 15. Robertson followed Vencll to South Omaha and the latter turned over to him the which he bad received for the porker. When taken Into custody yesterday Vencll appeared gTeatly surprised. "Why, I paid Robertson for the sow the 125 I got for it and which was the amount Robertson claimed It was worth," he said. , He se cured his release on a $300 bond. A. Metsaar Co. New Location of Wholesale Bakery, ' 518 Mynster Street, Council Bluffs. Ia. HomO-made Bread a Specialty.' Visitors Welcome. For Imported wines and liquors and Bud welser beer, go to L. Rosenfeld, wholesale liquor dealer, 619 South Main street. Waterwoks Report la Decern be. Word has been received from William Klersted, the expert employed by the city' to make a computation ot the value of the waterworks plant and an estimate of the cost pf construction of a new one, that ha will be in Council Bluffs on Tuesday, De cember 4, prepared to submit his report. - Three weeks ago Councilman Wallace, chairman of the special committee having the waterworks matter in hand, received a letter from Mr. Klersted stating he would be hero with his report In a few days. The completion of the report was delayed, however, until Mr. Klersted could secure certain data from the litigation pending between the city and the waterworks com pany. ' Illinois Coal. We've got the Inside price on all Illinois eoal. ' Come down and figure with us for your winter's supply. Both 'phones 1S2. Brtdensteln & Smith. 14th Ave and (th St N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250, Night 60S. MIKOR MENTION Davis, drugs Clark's, sodas. Btockert sells enrpeta. E.l Rogers' Tony Faust beer. Fine engravings at Leffort's. See Borwlck for Xmas goods. Get thosd new photos at Schmidt's. Plumbing and heating, Blxby Son. Lewis Cutler, funeral director, 'phone 997. Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. m We sew new soles on your shoes for 750. Sargent s Family Shoe Store. For good picture framing go to Alexand er's Art Store. 43 Broadway. DIAMONDS AH AN INVESTMENT. TALK. TO LEFFKRT ABOUT IT. Men's felt lined overshoes. 11.60. Men's Bum puie gum overshoes, ll.oO. Duncan St Dean, U B. Main. The reguiar nioiunly session of the Board of fcxluoaiion Is scneuuleu for tnls evening at tne niK" school building. A beauuiul and ornamental gas burner, the Weisbach chick lamp, tromplete, i.io, olephan Bros.. &- W. Broadway. A GOOD bTauY JOB r UH 'I HE RIGHT Mj!.M AT UOOD W ALitS. y, A. bfEfrCmt, TLNk,H AND FLLJdBtR, lo Wbat' fcttOAUWAt. gramte ViTbiV ro-r four . U-'iu, tAOu, K-o, -J. Bwaina tk Mauer, . ikt M, Broaaway, I pay ili per ton for cast Iron; mixed, $lo; stove, to; rugs, lo per lb; ruooer, i-ac; copper, 14c per lu. J. Katelman, 4 luain, bom 'pbonts tiD. WHEN GOING TO BUILD GO TO GEO, A. HoAGuAJND, THIS fiOS t,iK LC Ji U1R' iAN OK COUNCIL BLU'F8. Xi BOOTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 24a. You can enroll any uay or evening at, Western lows colieae. ntudenta ara u. I aiSied to positions. Send for catalogue. 'f hvina fur iniormation. Both phones. I Miss Agne Wlckham has font to Chi cago to visit her sister, Ml Uenevkve, wi.o is taking a course in the nursus' train ing dopartment of hi. Josepn s nuspitul. ti.su graue granite wora, trom lue best Bans imported granites, lettering, carving, and tracing. Pine monumental worn a specialty, bhecley av Laus, 21 J East Broad way. Borne fine bargains In second-hand pianos at "Bourlclus." Investigate If you wnt mora titan ... m . . n . .. . mmrtl. , I ' . I no expenses. "Bourlclus," Broadwuy, i Cm,ni ll Bluffs. The luneral of the late Nicholas Hansen I will be held Weunesduy morning at 10 o clock instead of in tne afternuuu as pre viously announced, ilurlaj wui be in the (Juiott cemetery. W. B. Huston, the Rock Island conduc tor and well known local horseman, suf fered a fracture o( a leg bunuy as lua result of one of nis hoisva rvaj-mg and fuuing back on him. Tnree, new cases of measles were re ported to the oudj-d of Heaiih' ye.iierday. liiey are: l.mu tuini. 5v west Wasiiin tun avenue; luibert I'eyton, OH Aveuuu E; Ddgmar 'lhompson. V-4 Avenue U. Just rece.veu, a large siuinueiit of self bunting savory roasieia. wmivu wa art go ing to iuKe a leauer of; $ W roaster tor 1. One week ny, ri.i amuer. a.e our windows for other bargains. Petersen I oi.iieniiig ui, -tuicnnu me ovemDer ttrm j ft,a aUu,nor court vuteruav and iiuk afternoon will niaae an aaaianiuent of oases. Ha Is anxiuus to clnar Uie Uvtkel aa tar aa rxMsiuie ueiore his term as Juuge e4(jin-o, unu m ia on tne iui ot tuu y, ar. Judge Macy held a short session of dis trict court nere yesteiuay, en route in ti.enwcMiu. wheie he i.i omix court luday. in tne personal injury djinue suit uf t,u ward Itaeiner aauiiiHl tiuw-r .lulneis, tie oveiruiau tue muuun of llie plajuliil for a nsw trial. Prank Smith, arrested a week or more sko with a quaniiiy of cigars in ills pus e. ,n whicii tne iHjliee liieve to be tne rrMut ot some ronOery, was discharged yesteniay. 1 he, poilce, i.owever, reUiii 4.U0. sek.-mn cf the cigars and femlth made no calm to thaiu. Do It now. Bring In that watch. What la the usa ef beang bothered with a pocr tlnvepleca when you can get your w,tch rlea4ied. regulated and repal ed In firot cluxs style all at a teasousble price? 1 guaianiee to do the'work ilgUC O. Mauthe. .K . Broadway. Cai you afford to throw away that la.t ruler s suit when you can have It cleaned to perfection. Uivs us a trial on tlioae fancy waists and dresses. YY can make them nice and nta. We dye and clean ctcrything Council Bluffs Cleaning cum 'lit 4!u ssc.ury, .vi ori0 Mln el Frm.k P Hradlev. form.r I'm, ..i w former 1'iiite.i tuuiijitai ul lite awuliiaia diauivl ji lu : The chances enhanced by colds. The cold system for the reception and of the not otherwise one child will contract the disease, and exposed at the same time will not take one that takes it, as a rule, has slight colds are dangerous, and prompt a child aration Cough upon to effect a quick cure, get in giving it to children opium or other harmful drug. and a former resident of Council Bluffs, now living In Topeka.- Kan., Is In the city renewing acqun intancea and incidentally looking after his property Interests here and In Mills county. Hie son, Charles Bradley, now a practicing attorney at Lc mars, la.. Is here visiting with him. For Sale or Kxchdnge ElKhty-flve acres twelve miles north of Council Bluffs. All level, land. Fair Improvements. Nice, deep black soil. Forty acres In cultivation; twenty acres of timothy and clover hay; twenty acros in pasture.. Price $60 per acre. $800 Incumbrance . per cent will ex change. Address D. S Kerr, 641 Broadway. Phones 417 and 40B Red, ,43ounctl Bluffs. Ia. C. E. Kimball, president of the Kimball comnany, yesterday filed an information in the superior court i against Lawrence Curtis and Dave AlcOreary, engineer at the Ogden house,, charging .them wltn tne . . , . ... , .,. theft of seventy sheet tin, two auto- His body was found this morning. Get Una n mobile lamps and three inside automobile was formerly a preacher and had a pastor tire tubes ot the total value of $.1. C'urtls t , Kossuth county. Iowa. He was SO and Mccreary win havo thelr preliminary , . ... ' . . . ,, hearing this mornltig. li 0,(1 and had married his present wife. In the superior court yesterday morning I rtiv Hollrnor K-Jmhall moved fur and sc ' cured a dismissal ot the eo--e Rg.Unst Jacob Stein, charged with violating tne cuy or dinances by moving' a small frame shuck onto a lot on Broadway. Further action may be brount, however, by the city au thorities to compel Stein to remove tne structure, as Mayor Macrae and several of the councllmen are opposed to It being there. ( ' John L. Price, who was found lying in an alley Baturouy nignt oy me un-t, v..iprrlav uive.n thirty duvs at huaii labor by Police Judge Scott. In passing senunce Judge Bcott told Price- II1HI he bclmved that at the end of the thirty days he would be a We to appreciate th kindness of the poIHe In plcamg him. up and taking him where he would nfjeeie to death, aa might have been the case had he. been leu where he was. , The case In which Mis Dagmar Jensen Is trying to prove that Marcellus Moxiey. fhWrMesirtLW district court before Judge Green and a Jury. A suit for damages In a large hrnnirht hv Mian Jensen aealiiHt Moxiey Is aio assigned for trial at this term. At a former term ot court a crlnii- nai cnarge uiuukih asalnst Moxiey waa Ignored by the graud Jury. .' ' " 'V ROCK ISLAND THAI. t DITCH . 1 ....... v. n 11,, i.nitnv wntniui Kagrlncer Mistakes Signal and Goea on n-.lll.B- Ha-llph. NDOI. Ta.rNov. ifSpeclal.Telegram.) A tnlstake In a signal by the engineer ot J ,.,a t., irUm No. . westbound. jvm. 1, ioim - nvr, . ..." - ,J was the cause of a wreck' here this mom- tlon pf Mount Vesuvius In April Inst. Ing. Rounding - the turve near, town at The auke, who is commander of this mill good speed the signal for the Milwaukee tary aigtrlct and cousin of King . Victor crossing was set against, the Rock Island, Emmanuel, waa standing, surrounded by a Milwaukee freight train being on the (nB itCal military authorities and the troops crossing at tha time. The tower operator, o( tne garrison, at a short distance from seeing the passenger train made no effort tno massed standards of the regiments, to stop until it was too late to do so, ran wnrn a man named Nicola Flnre, known the train onto the derailing switch. The to be a member of an anarchist organlsi big engine and Its tender left the rails ond tlotli threw a package of antl-mllltnry completely blocked the' Rock Inland tracks nfBpapers at the regimental standards all day, and It will be morning before the nd at the same lime shouted insults wrecking crew will get the engine back on aalnst the army In general. He was sr- the rails and the track cleared. The fireman Jumped and waa slightly bruised, but the engineer stuck to his post and was uninjured. No passengers were Injured. Passengers, both east and west bound, have been transferred to the Mil waukee and sent to their destinations. CATO -SELLS MAI WITHDRAW Bryan'a Candidate for Iowa Commit teeman Offers Solution to Problem. CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Nov. !. The oon test for the vacant position from Iowa on the democratic national committee, became more Interesting today, when Cato Bells, who apparently has been la the lead for ap pointment, and who haa the support of Bryan, offered to withdraw if the state committee would recommend the appoint ment of Claude R- Porter, late democratic candidate for governor, or if the question were submitted to the next democratic state convention, which selects delegates to the national convention. trw Iowa Newspaper. grOCX CITY. Ia., Nov. 19 -(Special Tele gram. V-rF. E. Crawford, editorial manager of the "Clover Leaf" Bewspapers, sn nounrrs that Oliver P. Newman of the Des Mninxs News will be managing editor and Frank IV Wilson of the eioux City Journal will be city editor of the new Bloux City News, and that publication will begin De cember L Twantr-Sovoo la'll'.lmaata. IOWA CITT. Ia., Nov. 19.Special Tel egram. Twenty -seven men are now under Indictment In thia county for the No- I vember term of court. The alleged offeoses range from safe breaking to chicken- steal ing. . ' -- - - - I . Goes to Study the Indian. IOWA CITT, la.. ?h.v. 19 -.Special Tel- i ' glum.) lr. I'uren J. nrn. antlivopo o-. 1st ka)iu uie luivvrsuy vi 10 a, nui uiote to best authorities now agree for contracting diphtheria are germs of this find lodgment; and intelligent attention. Whether for or an-adult you will find no better prep to cure a cold than Chamberlain's Remedy. It can Boulder, Colo., this winter to continue his Investigations of the American Indian. Ho will be affiliated with the Unitarian move ment near Boulder. BRIDE OF A YEAR IS ASSAULTED After Knocking Woman Senseless lovra Man Kills film self. SIOUX CITY, la., Nov. 19. (Special Tele-gram.-After knocking his wife of a year senseless with a stove poker, Peter Ge it man, a prominent farmer three miles east ot Sanborn, Ia., walked to a haystack a mile away and committed suicide by cutting hI. tnroai wltn a pock knife Saturday wno is i years oi age, last tan. lie aa- sauitea nis wne ana later Kiiiea nimsen after a quarrfl with her over a house they Intended to buy. Mrs,. Gettman will re cover. CRAZY. MAX IN' DEATH CHAMBER Annonnees II Haa Come to Raise the Dead FORT DODGE, Ia., Nov. 19. -(Special Telegram.) Announcing he had set forth to . . . . , had been sent to ralso the dead, an unl- dentifled man walked Into the room In the f h h(l MrjL McDonad tty dead, pushed his way through the group of mourners to the coffin and took the corpse by the han(1 Bystander,, r-nlizlng they were dealing with a it; i" be usca' mpted to seise him, but house and fled. j AWf INSULTS ARMY .... While ' Aro Being Dlstrlbaled Kuiti.u Throws Aat l-Mllltary Papers at Standard. NAPLES. Nov. !. An anarchist made a ' " 4 Y Ao.t, was dTuUng Z soldier, who distinguished them ?: ..!. ,.iief w.,rv durin. .h. .e,ln- demonstration against the army here today rested. 1 ' 1 i prepares the development that would disease that a cold, should always be depended There is no dan as it contains no I WARSAW TERRORISTS BUSY QeTcramaii Celleoter, Qaardei by Fald'.er't ItUoked gnd Eobled ia Streets. R030W BANDITS ARE . UNDER ARREST Leaders of Party, Said to Hare Sera red Over Naif Million Dollars, Are Taken In Poland. WARSAW. Russian Poland. Nov. W.-A daring terrorist attack was made in the street this morning on a collector of the government alcohol stores, who was es corted by two soldiers. The terrorists killed one soldier, wounded the collector and seised a bag containing II. OA The remaining soldier fired .wildly, killed one passerby and wounded another, whereupon tho terrorists dropped their booty and es caped. The two leaders of the band of revolu tionists and twenty others Implicated In the tialn robbery at Rogow November by which the revolutionists secured a sum ot money ald to amount to $ti50,0W, have been arrested. They all belong to the Polish soolellstic party. ,HME. CALVh MAY BE MARRIED Mystery Sorrennde Reported fnloa Between Rich American and Famous Opera Singer. PARIS, Nov. 1. The vague rumora which have been circulating here for sev eral days to the effect that Mme. Calve waa betrothed to a rich American and would never again appear on the operatic stage, are apparently confirmed. Last night, having quietly left her apartment. 'ln'M' ' D' 'Wr,conKfld,ln tne "ew t0, feWnVm"" friends, but demanding a pledge ot secrecy regarding the name of her future husband. Mme. Calve s servants said she went away with her affianced, but they were unable to give either their destination or his name. It is believed that the couple are now on board a yacht. The whole affair Is shrouded in mystery and romance. The future husband of Mme. Calve Is described as a rich American and artist, passionately fond of music, who for a long time baa never missed a perform ance of Mme. Calve, but who until re cently had not sought an Introduction. Just at the time when the American da- . invested in a package of teaches you many truths: That 6oda crackers ar the best of all food made from flour. That Uneeda Biscuit are by far the best of all soda crackers. That Uneeda Biscuit are always fresh, always crisp, always nutritious. KlATIONAL BISCUIT: COMPANY that the greatly is why another it. The Even have elded to ask for Mma. Calves hand la marriage an accident to art electric ap paratus rendered him blind, the last vision before he tost sight being the face of the singer. Upon the return ot the couple te Franca next spring, it Is said. Mme, Calve and her husband will Install themselves In a chateau, where a theater similar ta Adelaine Pattl'a theater at Cralg-y-Noo, Wales, wilt be built for Mme. Calve and her friends. . The news of Mme. CaJve's marriage haa created a sensation in musical circles, al though there Is still considerable skepti cism on the question whether she haa de cided to end her operatic career. The t Jl Bias calls attention to the fact that ar has signed a contract to create the leadlr.CT role In "Mary Magdalene' at -the Opera Comlqua In March. In response to a telegram addressed to Mme. Calve at hef chateau, In the depart ment of Aveyron, her secretary wires that the prima donna will sail tomorrow on a prolonged cruise, and that she decllnea to make any communication to the press. DANISH ROYALTY AT BERLIN Kin and Queen Maks First Visit tu Germany Since Ascension to Throne. BERLIN, Nov. 1.-Klng Frederick aad Queen Louise of Denmark arrived today ( from Copenhagen, paying their first offi cial visit since their ascension to the throne. Their majesties were wolcomed at tha railway station by Emperor William and Empress Augusta Victoria. The streets through which the royal party passed wero guarded by the whole of the garrison of Berlin, a special act of cour tesy on the part of the emperor. The bur gomaster welcomed the visitors at the Brandenburg gate, the king replying to the clvio address with a speech. The . third carriage of the royal procession contained the Danish' minister for foreign affairs. Count Rabsn Levettau. and Countess La. vetsau (formerly Mtas Moulton of Boston), who carried her right arm In a allng, the bones of her hand having been broken when she was thrown from her horse at Copenhagen Friday last. The counteee was) specially Included In the emperor's Invita tion. ' The Danish king and queen will leave Berlin Tuesday night. Karthajuake In Australia. PERTH. West Australia. Nov. Is. An earthquake occurred at l:J0 o'clock thle morning along the whole coast from Al bany to Sharks bay. Tha disturbance wag very severe at Perth, Busaelton and Oa rat ion. I i : I . I