Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY .DEE: SATURDAY, . DKCEMBElt 1, 1906.
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NEWS OF
COUNCIL BLUFFS
I N TEREST -FROM IQW-A"
-7;-r, I'lyC t l
r j j f-y i I lashnerT the latter h;id deeded every sciemerrinl club that It if rHifrertufn tnut "fle
Office, 10 larl St. Tel. 43.
OBJECTION TO NEW WARDS
Council
Decide?
to Poftooce Action on
Both Propyl tic
W000BURY AVNU MATTER RLV.VLD
Protest f Cilen Attnor Property
Ow.srs Aaralt P,l- fr ( .rh.
Insj la Deposited In the
riaeonhule. . . ,
The city council in committee of th whl
yesterday afternoon decided to postpone
consideration of Councilman Smith prop
osition for the establishment of new. ward
to be formed out of portions of the Beefrnd
precincts of the Fourth and Fifth wards;
ana the request of the West Council Bluffs
Improvement club that a new ' ward be
formed of that portion of the Sixth ward
lylnjf went of Twenty-sixth street and east
of the Missouri" river. It Is understood
with one or two exceptions the councllmen
are opposed to making; any new wards at
this time.
It was decided to resurrect the matter of
an overhead crossing; at the Grest Western
tracks at Woodbury avenue and bring It
up at the meeting; of the city council next
Monday, with a view to getting some action
on It.
Ths protest of property owners on Olen
avenue, whose holdings bark up agnlnst
Park avenue, against 11 ng assessed for
the curbing - recently constructed on the
latter avenue, la to be placed on file, or
In other words consigned to the pigeon hole.
The councllmen take the position that In
past years property owners on Glen avenue
have used Park avenue as an alley and
means whereby to receive their- coal, and
they ahould now pay for the Improvement
of It. This action by the council will. It
Is understood, result In the property own
ers on Olen avenue appealing- to the courts,
To thosa who at anticipating- buying au
tomobiles, It will certainly pay them to
call at Van Brunt's and look, the "Rich
mond" over. Hers Is the best auto In the
market for the money. Orders taken now
for spring delivery. Reasonable terms.
We make a specialty of children's shoes
and also fitting children's feot. Sargent's
Family Shoe Store.
Jacob? at First M. E. Church.
W. H. Jacoby, who has been assisting In
tha Torrey revival meetings at the Audi
torlum in Omaha, will speak 'BuntJtry even
lng, on Invitation from the- pastor, Rv
James O'May, -at tbe Broadway Methodist
church. KIT. Jacoby is from Outhrle
Center, la., and was, until he became con
vested, a well known gambler and sport
In this section. Pastor O'May is much
pleased at being- able to secure Mr. Jacoby
for an address at his church Sunday even
Inc and he wants It known that the publl
generally Is cordially invited to attend the
services. -
This Is the season for chestnuts, ywal
nuts, almonds. We have what they call
Holland cabbage. It Is finer grained that
our native kind. We also have Jonathan
apples. Oano and Ben Davis; pumpkins
squashes, sweet potatoes, etc. BareV
Miller. ' Telephone 369. ,
For Imported wines and liquors and Bud
welser beer, go to I Rosenfeld, wholesale
liquor dealer, ttt South Main street.
Latter Day Batata Conference.
Th semi-annual conference of "the
Church of 4us Christ of letter Da
Saints in Iowa will be held todaand Sun
dav In this city. The. sessions will be hel
In Danish hall at the corner of Brodaway
and Park avenue. The opening session of
. . r-
the cenferente will b this evening nt 7:.)
n fSundny sessions' will be held at 2 p. m.
nd 7:; p. m.
klders Hyrnm II. SinMt'i and C. II. Unit
' Salt Lake. City, President Oi-rman C.
Kllstvorthj- of the Northern State mission
nd twenty-two traveling missionaries In
he ftute of Iowa will be in attendance.
This conference Is held by the Utah branch
of the letter Day Saints, which Is distinct
mm the Reorganise Church of Joe us
Christ of Latter Day Saints.
The sessions will be open and the public
Is invited to attend them.
of his larpfc holdings to 1,1s children by a
former wife, and they at once pmcwdi-il
to dispossess her of the property. Mrs.
riaalincr, however, did not Intend thl she
hould be dispossessed of everything with
out a struggle, and brought su,lt- o recovei
her dowry Interest In th 'property, wlilcli
Is estimated to be wnrth tietween iis.ono
and l.'f'.ooo. The case-W now on hearlne
before Judge Macy In the district court at
Olenwood,1- the trial having--be n com
menced yesterday.. Mrs. Daihnef 'ls rep
resented by a firm of Council Bluffs at
torneys. x
See our beautiful new Xmas photographs
and portraits. We are making some hand
some water colors, sepia ,and crayon work
which must be ordered before December
and we won't disappoint .jtou. Schmidt,
photographer.
club favors the proposition
Have yo-ew.y tistifed-how ,'thi fast en
s picture Is r-lf you lH.vent.7ut notloe
one. You will see tliat H takes an expert to
mako a nice Hmd Hant c.it --! a mat a-vl
specially the 'corners. Theyttmist ntst
exactly to mske the picture look g"0l.
It takes experience and. we ye got K-..VaJ.
tnii i t. uu muni mtj- umi jvu "-n
to m.itch your frame and picture. Don't
vorry over the prlc". We make that rlKht.
Co. Bluffs Paint, piKfLHd lilass CO.,- sler
riam blocs. -
No better hard coal can be found in the
market today than the Cross Creek Lehigh
for your furnace or any hard-coal stove.
It burns to a clean ash; sixes, nut, range
and egg. Council Bluffs Coal and Ice Co.,
'phone 72.
See Stephan Bros, for the latest and beet
Inverted burners. 69 West Broadway.
BIO LINE OF FINK WORST KI). TK.OUS-
ERINOS AND SCOTCH L'ITfNGS JL'S'l
ARRIVED AT E. S. HICKS, 13 PEA&L o,T.
AMI. MRMORIAL FOR DEAD El.KS
Cnstoraary Services Will Be. Held San
aa) at the Sew Theater. :
The annual public memorial scrvfres of
Council Bluffs lodge No. 531, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, for Its de-
ceased members, will be held Sunday after
noon at the New theater, the exercises
commencing at 2 o'clock. State Senator C.
Saundurs has been selected to deliver
the eulogy on the departed members, while
Hon. W. H. Atwell of Dallas, Tex., wlil
deliver the memorial address. Mr. Atwell
is reputed to be one of the most eloquent
speakers In the order. The musical portion
of the exercises will be especially elabo
rate this year.
The committee in charge of the memorial
exercises consists of Emmet Tlnlcy, Victor
E. Bender, A. Maurer, T. A. Bar.er
and Dr. Claude P. Lewis. These will act
as ushers: George S. Wright, D. B. Beno,
John B. Keellne, B. L. Empkle, E. H.
Lou gee and J. P. Mulqueen.
Tills Is the complete program:
PART I.
Orchestra
Arthur Smith, loader.
Opening Ceremonies
Wiutefl Kuier and secretary.
Abide with Me Dow
The Elks' Quartet.
Ceremonies
Exalted Ruler and Officers of Lodge.
Opening Ode....
nromers.
Great Ruler of the universe
All seeing and benign,
Look down upon and bless our work
And he all glory Thine.
Oh, hear our prayers for the honored dead.
While bearing In our mind
The memories graven on each heart
For "Auld Iitng Syne."
Invocation
"Chaplain Rev. pro. - Harvey Hostetier.
Voices of the Angeis Ijine Wilson
Mrs. Mubelle Crawford-Welpton.
Eulogy . ...
Brother C. G. Saunders.
PART II.
Selection Philharmonic Trio
Robert Cuacaden, Director.
Memorial Address
Brother W. II. Atwell.
Aria from Isaiah The Lord Will Com
fort Zlon l'atten
Mrs. .Weloton.
In Meniorlajn Vandewater
The Kike' Quartet.
Orchestra
Arthur Smith, leader.
Closing Ceremonies '.
Exalted Ruler and Officers of Lodge,
Doxology
Brothers and Audience.
Praise Ood from whom all blessings flow,
Praise lllm all creatures here beliw;
' Pruieo JJim. almv-e -for;ll that's good,
Praih Him for our true Brotherhood.
Benediction'' . v., .... ,,-... i
Kothlnsr te Pay for Cnndle.
The "Ullow candle" burglar,wa at work
Wednesday night, presumably tfh the pur
pose of seenring the necsenry funds where
with to properly celebrate Thanksgiving. He. J Ross.
visited two houses, but the presence of two , uf our aW9
poJk-e officers in the neighborhood 'evidently J generate persons to marry will result la a
soUred' him away before he succeeded In ! degeneracy that will ruin the human race."
BREGUIX1 OF TIIK III M AN R ACK
'- ' ?"i 1 - -
Hill Framed 1n ISern to Prevent Mar
rlaaje fit Deflclents.
SIOl'X CITY. !., Nov. 30. (Hpeclsl Tel
egramsConsumptives, ispUoptlca, syphlll
tlfs. Insane persins, habituli.1' drunkards.
prostitutes and thieves will be prohibited
from marrying In the state , of lowsw and
transmitting their curse to pusterlty If a
bllF which Is being framed by City Health
Officer Grant J. Roes and put In the bands
of State Senator John H. Jackson for pre
sentation at the coming Session of ths legis
lature becomes a law.' ,.;
"We take more palns lnbreedlnj? oattle
and horses than we do In securing a healthy
propagation or tne numan race, saia it.
Sooner or later the criminal laxity
In allowing diseased and de-
Cli-AMEJr KEEP SAMPLES
BeceiYfd from Market Center, '-
DELAY IN SHIPMENT.
NO RELIEF F)J?
!lrl Who Forces Cheek to geeoreT
floury 10 join tier soiaier
I. over Is Arrested at Kew
securing; iny pelf. -----
At the residence of Harry Mitchell, ,' BOO
South Sixth street, the burglar .,yiteria a
foom on the second floor by" means of a
ladder. The. room Wua unoccupied and the
burglar ransacked a trunk he found there,
scattering" ,he contents on the floor. Two;
officers passed down the alley at the time1
it is supposed the burglar was In the house
and he spotted them and made his escape
without attempting to enter any of the
other rooms.
At the residence of J. A. Churchill, 610
Sixth avenue, the burglar attempted to pry
open one of the windows, but the fastenlnns
proved too strong to be broken. Marks on
thi window casing showed where an attempt
had been made to pry It open. It Is sup
REMORSES I.KADS IP TiY SlICIfJE
so thffit n-4 .a vr
mself. ' r
Man h- Kllleflr
lianas 'Him
SIQUX CITT, la., Nov. (Special Tel-egram.l-Drlven
to drink by the specter of
his brother-in-law, whom he had murdered
six years ago, Ernest Meyer, a farmer liv
ing 'near Movllle, la.,' conjmf)rt pnlclde
yesterday by hanging himself to the raft
ers In the haymow. He was found dead by
his wife this morning.
In March, 1900, Meyer stabbed his brother-in-law,
Chris Bauer,' for assaulting his
mother. He was tried and Convicted Of the
crime, but released upon payment oX,a flap
of J50. Since that time the memory. f , the
(From a Staff Correspondent. V -rES
MOINES. Nov. SO. (Bpeclsl.) The
Iowa Grain Dealers' association, has Just
sen to every member of the association a
cTrcnlar bnter advising thai a sample of
everV dar bt rtm be kept for f itUlrc rtOri
erfoe. "Members are advised to buy fruit
Jars and, from each car of corn, keep a Jar
full, properly labeled. This iV'trt' re ,'usM
a an'hhject lesson both to the farmer and
the grain dealer. When the reports come
hnjck as to- the grade the com was given
the Jars will settle disputes and by com
parison, will show the reasons. ' V . ' .' '
--Secretary. George A. Wells has written
tne Interstate Commerce .commission, and
In' answer to questions asftrfd of ths com
mission has been Informed that, thoueh
delay In transit are sometimes vexatious
no rule can -be laid down by tm. emmjs
slon to govern In all enss, because condi
tions of tha traffic some ifmes make delays
JlnavntrtrtblB -To further question the com.
mwlon says that rauroans are
sponsible for errors on the part of their
agents In' quoting freight rates.
i Girl Forsrer Canabt.
In the last twelve month. The total as
sets of ths banks of the state on November
12, ths data of the test report to the
auditor, was S14.K;.fiXm
Osceola Woman Hurt.
Miss Anna Stockllng of 0-eola fell down
thv steps at the Toung Women's Christian
aAsnolitthm room at Fourth and Ixrust
totter and It Is feared may be, seriously
Injured Fhe Is now at ths Methodist hos
pital. '.She struck her head In the fall 'In
such a manner thaft I feared her spin
Is affected. - lnr some tlms shs could not
speak. No bones were broken. She was
alone and it la supposed she was In ths
city shopping for In her purse was a round
trip ticket front Oceola.
.F.arlham Man Sears Death.
Thomas Enrly of Farlham, la., is at
Mercy ' hospital In this city near death's
door as a result of hemorrhage of the brain.
He was at one time accounted the heaviest
stock shipper of the state. He Is tha
father o( Lieutenant Orson Esrly of ths
regular army. - , . ,
fens was employed by
then . president of ths
Works.
F. A. Maestretti,
Board of Publl)
j.tf .
,mu um. w j t dl.ad haa haunted him. continually and lately
posed that the presence of the officers ln, " . ' Pmn' , ,,r,nlf
Meyer leaves a wife an,d several children.
th neighborhood scared the burglar away
also from this place.
A. Metsnar to. I
New Location of Wholesale Bakery,
116 Mynster Street, Council Bluffs. Is.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.
-Visitors Welcome.
MALONET CIGAR CO., 90 PEARL ST.,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA., DISTRIBUTERS
FOR THE ROBERT BURNS 10O CIGAR
AND LITTLE BOBBIE, OLD T1ME3
AND ERF.18 bo CIGARS.
A
Marrlaae Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Nnme and Residence.
William M. Batehelor, Council Bluffa,
Bertha G. I'tterback, Council BlufTs..,
Trncy Young. Omaha
Millie Gillespie, Nehawka, Neb
H. P. Ix"ch, Omaha
Klixaheth A. Plumer, Omaha
Ross Fife, Red (ik, la ,
Mary Cavett, Piescott, la ,
Age.
.... 2i
,....
.... 30
.... 35
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Combination gas and electric chandelier
and the celebrated Welsbach Incandescent
gas burners. Why not see us before you
buy. We can certainly please you on price
and quality of goods. Shephan Bros., 62)
West Broadway. ' '"
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Night, 60s.
MIXOR MKNTIOH.
A Lucky Thought.
To have your clothes cleaned instead of
buying new ones Give us a trial is all
ws ask and we are sure you will tell your
neighbors how pice It was done. We dve
lace, plumes, etc., to match samples. Coun
cil Bluffs Cleaning Co. and Rug Factory,
31 N. Main. Both 'phones 816.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
at
DIM'S C 0. 0.
MARKET
128 WEST BROADWAY.
; , TELEPHONE 65, ."
Fresh Dressed Spring
Chickens, lb. wv
. Sirloin Steak, lb ...... g"
Forterhuse Stoak. lb--IIJC
Round Steak, lb "w
Best Rib Boiling J,
Beef, lb
Best Pot Roast C t
Beef, lb , W"UW
Home-made Pure 10
Pork Sausage, lb 1UC
Ws make a pure Pork Sausage to
comply with the pure food law. We
also 4lO' not use any preservatives.
Real F.state Tranefera.
These transfers were reported to The Bee
November 30 by the Pottawattamie County
VbKtract company of Council Bluffs:
J. W. Squire and wife to Marios Ras
muHsen, w-'5 feet of lot 4, block 5,
McMiihon, Cooper & J.-fferi' lat
add., w. d -. H.500
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust com-
fianv to Julius Katelman, lot 14,
il.uk 10, Beers' subdiv., w. d 1,700
Gaorae R. Hanthorn and wife to A.
' O. Walker, lot block 2, Madison
Park add., w. d 1,200
Thomf.s C. Kennedy and wife to
Horace E. Fallers, lot 1, iuock 4,
WebHter's 1st add., s. w. d
Surah. H. B. Rohrer and hiiHuand to
Ernest E. Hart, undivided one-half
of lot 1, block lii, Mill add., q. c d ...
Five transfers, total
Davis, drugs.
Clark's, sodas.
Stockert sells carpets...
Fine engraving at Leffert's.
Ed Rogers' Tony Fausf beer.
See Borwlck for Xmas goods.'
Plumbing and heating, Blxby
Lewis Cutler, funeral director.
Farmers to Meet nt Onawn.
ONAWA, Nov. 30. (Special.) Decem
ber, 1. Mtand 21 has been fixed as the
date of the Monona county farmers' Insti
tute. All exhibits much be entered and
In place by 1 o'clock December 19 In order
to compete for premiums.- The Institute
will be held this year at Whiting in a large
Implement hall, which, will be specially
fitted for the occasion.- Liberal prices ate
offofed for '.cortr'and 4jWljer' grains, also
for corn . Jiidgi)V Frofei-'jiorji',' from ; ,hj
Ames Agricultural collage, to act as Judges
and explain the methods, will be In at
tendance. The first corn show ever held
In Monona county was started at Whiting
a few years ppjQ by a few corn grower
.'v i i ' (
snofliod.iofosel8tlnK seed corn, and Prof.
Ifrilderf ' ttas'' seVrured with 1 his charts to
give a lecture.' From this meeting the very
successful fanners' institutes held the last
few years were developed. New depart J
ments have been added, until now the In
stitutes cover most everything pertaining
to farm life. Almost, every successful corn
raiser In the "county "Is carrying out some
Of 1-roi. tiqiaan.s iuu. iwuib eujjj'.iijio
of seed and improved methods o( OttUjva
tlon. Ths increase in tslUy and quantity
of the corn crop In Mo'nhna" cbunty has
been marked tha last few years and much
credit, 1 due to Profi Holder for his Ideas
A Son.
'phone MT.
. Jadve Olive. .to, Give Library, , ,
;,QNAWA IeLKoviAiiio-(.8tH:c4aWnJudKe
Xdijlsofi Ollvsr, . who . donated the public
.library to Oaawa. a:ifew, year. ago, apd
! who this spring gave from Jo.000 to $8,600
to Institute a department of normal train
In. un1 rinmeatln aclenrA In connection with
Woodring Undertaking company. TeL S39. In,. -t,..i. i... ki,. inh
T?LlMT,OFFlRTArB0lVfT!TM,SNT- '. m. fa .art Ho
give ju,uuv tur a inuie suusuiiiiiai nuiaii
building or to create an endowment fund,
ns may be deemed best by the board of
trustees. Certain reasonable conditions , are
attached to ths bequest. The proposition
left 6
600
Bpndsl Bpaost
Choice rarly Ohio potatoes at 60c de
livered in five-bushel lots or more. Both
'phone 182. Brldenstlne & Smith, 1401 S.
6th St.
A gTan opportunity to save big money
on your piano purchase at A. Hospe Co., 26
South Main street. Council Bluffs.
Widow Saes for Doner.
When Mrs. Angle Dasliner was married
In tills city January li, 1WS, she was given
to understand by her husband, Frank II.
Dashner, that ha wa the owner of 600
acres of fertile land in Mills county, with
out incumbrance of any kind upon It. They
lived on the farm and enjoyed the profits
from It until the death of Dashner. on May
1 of this year. Then t& widow discovered
that the-day before she was married to
MISS ARK WRIGHT'S CHINA SALE
FK M DECEMBER 1 TO 8. 6o4 MYNSTER
STREET.
Ail sizes of storm doors, storm sash,
storm windows and weather strips, at Geo. ,
Homeland's.
Excelsior Masonic Indsi. will meet in ana- Is now under consideration and will be ao-
J1 ronuiiunlcation this evening for work in cepted as soon aa definite arrangements
vt....rt ere.' . .,-... can bs settled upon. Judge Oliver has al-
Men s felt lined overshoes. I1.&0. Mens- , ,. , ,. , ,., ,
Bosion pure guni overshoes. fLU? Duncan Wi (PUbllc-splrlted citizen and
& Dean, 'ii S. Main. 1 always fortiost .Jn everything" to advance
If your shoes m-ed repairing bring them 'thu Jtilereyts lif'eUucatlon in the town and
JVe,fiXoV'emDwl'"e you WHlt- 'ti,i.D- , county. The Judge has accumulated con
gants family Slioe Store. , t . , ' ,7 , . ,
Befo.e buvinic a aas or electric nortabi; t 'derAble woaUn ,n Wonona county and in
call and Bee oar line. New, up-to-date and ! n, declining years seems disposed to do
prices are right. W. A. Maurer. all tha good he can with It. Onawa Is
1
The reason why Hafer does the business ' fortunate to be the recipient of his gifts
because he delivers the goods to your, ...j ,, .
from' ose.' bt"lia ploiiger'fjp jj:tvei
almost thirty- years In Onawa. .
rsrstsli Ileitis (Jwa I nlverslly.
FAYETTE, Ja., Nov. 30. Announcement
was made today by President W, A. Shank
lln of Upper Iowa university, that Andrew
Carnegie has given the university-. (30,000
endowment -Upon )120,000 being rab-Md.
nearest station at tha least cost
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner,
the Welsbach chick' lamp, complete, fl.i.
Stephan Bros., o' West Broadwtiy.
Winter term Western Iowa College opens
Monday, Deo. 3. Send for catalogue.
'I'none for information. Both 'phones.
Rev. Father McGovern entertained a largu
audience last evening at St. Francis' acad
emy with ills lecture, ''My impression of
Rome."
i pay f 12 per ton for cast Iron; mixed,
lli; stove, Is; rags, l"c per iu.; rubber,
cfco; copper, 14c per lb. 1. Katelman, ovi
M ini, bulh 'phones tfvo,
iiilCh HrHCim ItrRnil. .nrl, r-.,,r, , V,
Bane Imported giamtea, lettering, carvina ' students oj; tha high school wttl sing
and tracing. rine inoiiumeiital work lo Jfrol. Ktowrua jor inviung uim me. otner
kpecialty. Bheeley & Lane, Z17 East Broad- 1 daV- RoU-rts. who is popular with the
Way. school boys, promptly severed rouuertlon
wtkVttan'lblaiBdUhtvJer.1Uvr h' r.VU aVlcn
lnSTt theButa!'u0arb,h?tfbu,rUi:g j 3'" hU,Ub"
Est J,, lmJ Uhl" PB10UyKbClTV-N ths
I Emma lleilman of Chicago, whom he
courted for six years, Prof. W. H. Llppold
of the chair of botany, University of Mln-
'-LXvf ' .W"s Kotes.'
OTTUMWA ' Viease, sir, I , am sorry I
did it," will 'be rtie doleful, refrain which
MIPS Grace McOord of ITnyard, la,, the
4lMgV-ter''.vf;:;aohn , MYrtr' wWrlthy
fasrnfr.rls under arrest In New Orleans,
La., - charge with forglmr her. father's
name to: a check for 4V. The obeck was
passed oft the Guthrie Center bank after
the girl had induced the superintendent of
tjie Outh,rle Center schools to' identify her
at the bank. ' Infatuation for1 & , trooper
of the EinrfcnUi United Statoa eavaliiy . 1
said to hav' been the dtue t trl
action. The" attachment sprang tip While
the regiment was at Fort Des Moines.. It
Is supposed by the girl's relatives that she
got the' $400 and left for the soith with this
Intention of Joining the trooper In Cuba.
Aftef. aecurlng ths money the girl came
to Des MolnesT and bought some clothe
and then left for New Orleans en route to
Cuba. The father assisted the detectives
in locating the girl and today a telegram
was received from the New Orleans police,
saying that the girl Is under arrest there.
Preparations for bringing the- girl, bacilli
Iowa were at ones begun, Bho- Is eU
eleventh Iowa girl to attempt trTPuhjr;
and go to Cuba In order to join sonic
trooper of the Eleventh .cavalry. With
Miss McCord on her trip were Mrs. Irving
Rice, a young girl of this city, who was
married to a trooper a short time before
the regiment Van ordered to Cuba, and
Mrs Hannah Smith, another Des Moines
girl, who- re.ceoUy married a, . member. ?.
the regiment. "These two women
Join their husbands there.
More Send Delesrates.
The selection of delegate from Indiana j
and Colorado to the convention to be held :
W this, city nexit week, for considering the .
$u'os'tionof voting direct for United States '
aaflatqr!. ", been made and the lists of
k4ga.tes reached Governor Cummins in to- 1
iMy'4)-"Wall.'' There ara now a total of
fifteen states that have notified the governor-of
the persons whp will represent
their states In the coming convsnUon and
all the states, with the exception oi new
York and the fiew England states, have
accepted the Invitation and informed Gov
.ernOCummlns that they wouldama,-delc,-eata.n
Til convention will "meet.. Wednes-
Ao'v r.f nut week In the hou: chamber at-4
the state capitol building, when the dele
gates will be welcomed by Governor- Cum
mins. It will be the first convention of Its
kind wince - ths Independence of America.
FIV; dejf gntes &re authorized from each
StatSi and a full attendance would bring
about -225- delegutea New York and the
Neily England states falling to appoint dele
gates. It Is still believed thero will be about
160 or more delegates.
School Men to Meet.
Secondary school men of Iowa will meet
at ths Stats Agricultural college in Ames
tomorrow for an Important meeting, at
which, all th.ollege ajid,U&lvers.lty men
of the state, w-ill be presou. .'.ttio relation
of the high school to ths college and the
course of study that the high school should
follow In preparation for college Is an ever
fruitful topic of discussion and will be the
principal topic at tomorrow's meeting. Theis
la considerable dissatisfaction between tne
two eilasees of schools In xeivtyft tf .4Jie
matter that has existed for aame tlss ana
the meeting tomorrow will take- th-whole
question up again. j
The State Board of Educational Exam
iners will meet tomorrow In the offices -or
the state superintendent, at which time
Prof. Rlffgs will make a report on ths Inst
examination, which was tha first under the
new, 'state Certificate law. . - t
Banks An Prosperous.
There haa been an Increase of $808,469.04
in ths deposit In stats and savings banks
of Iowa since ths last bank statement
about two months ago, according- to- the
state auditor's report , today., JThere Is, a
total of llLt.3H.;ti.ti0 now on.flepuwt to (lie
banks, which 'is an Increase of flS.SisS.034.38
BALLOT' BOX STUFFERS OUT
California CoariSIs Will Be Called to
"- Testify Against' Rent and
1 ,- -. ebntlts. ',.",
- ', .- ,: '..r .-.
"SACRAMENTO, Cal., Nov. 0.-At the rs
qnet of Attorney Heneyi Oovsrnor Pardee
ha pardoned Steffens and Wyman, the bal
lot, .boa stutter's, in order that they may
testify against Abraham Ruef and Mayor
Schmlts of San Francisco. t
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. go. Steffens aad
Wymsjv were sentenced to five years' Im
prisonment for stuffing the ballot boxes at
ths local primaries held a short time before
ths last election of Mayor Schmlts.
Through the result of this primacy election
Abo Ruef secured control of ths county re
publican convention. Charges were .made
th;U Steffens and Wyman, who were acting
as election officials, had stuffed the ballot
bo In favor of certain delegate. They
DEATH JIECORD.
(.rnerat Victor 1,. Han timan.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 80. General L. Victor
Bauglunan, on of the democratic leaders
of this state; died suddenly today at his
home at Frederick of scut Plight's dl
. ::Kd C yesra
General Baashman was - ths Maryland
member of ttie denuxratls national com
mlttee.
Otto Vonaa.
CHICAGO. Nov. ). Otto Young, one of
ths leading financiers of this city, died at
his home at Lake Geneva, Wis., after an
illness of about a month, lis was ons of
ths largest holders of real estate in this
city and his wealth is estimated at several
millions.
Colonel Theodora Ewtrl.
SPRINGFIELD, 111.. Nov. 0. Tolonel
Theodore Ewert of . this city, for many
years assistant adjutant general of Illinois,
died today at Illinois Soldiers' and Sailors'
home at Qulncy.
Richard J. Garvey.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Nov. ). Richard J.
Garvey1, representative-elect from the Sec
ond Missouri district, died at his home In,
this city yesterday of pneumonia, aged 44
years.
iir Edrrln Reed.
LONDON, Nov. . Sir Edwin Red,
formerly chief constructor of the British
navy, is dead. He waa born In 1S30.
FIRE RECORD.
PlttaknrsT Factory.
PITTSBURO, Nov. JO.-Firs of unknown
origin broko out early today In the station
ery department of the Ruud Manufacturing
company, No. S40 Second avenue, and dam
aged tha plant to the extant of several
thousand dollars. The blase was so fierce
wers tried befor Judge Lawlor and cop- " threatened the adjoining
. ..j , , . ,i,,,7 structures and all the engines In ths down-
(Own district w ri , uiiiiiiuit.u. H.TCini i n w-
vlotsd and sentenced
When1 Judge Lawlor came up for ro-eleo-tlgn'
N'Qvember 6 last Ruef and his adher
ents made a bitter and strong fight against
him and tt waa the nomination of two men
aa candidates for superior Judge on both
the republican and the democratic tickets
in order to make Lawlor's defeat certain
that brought the present prosecutions for
graft to a focus. Lawlor was elected Judge
and already the cases of some of the men
Indicted have been assigned to him for .trial.
Wyman was a municipal employe and Stef-
man were slightly hurt by falling glass.
The loss is covered by insurance.
onth Dakota School, " '
ST. PAUL. Nov. to. A special to ths
Dispatch from Jefferson, S. D., says: Fire
which started In St. Catherine's young
Women's academy destroyed one ,f ths
main halls and threatened to destroy the
main buildintr.K.Oti'e hundred pitpl(s l"tne
nialn bulldlnsj capod. without Injury, The
flnahcal-loss wflr not exceed ta.soo.
Onis
t-,i -
Market anil Grocery
BOTH 'PHONES 46.
537 BROADWAY.
Tresh Dressed Turkey, per pound
Fresh Qressed Ducks, por pound. 124
Fresh Dressed Geese, per pound. lit
eratral
arocery
and En eafc :-CU3ac'
BOTH 'PHONES 24. 600-602 W. BROAJJlWAY:
Oyetere,
per Quart
Plrnlc Hams,
SPECIAL YQT SATURDAY:
Spring Chickens, per' pound. ,
,.Sc
. . .,25c
...25c
...25c
15c
10c
Fncy canned Sugar
Corn, per cao. . . .
8wt Cider,
per gallon. . . .
Home-made Mince
Meat, S pounds. . .
Good Rio Coffee.
S pounds ,
Hand Picked Apgjee,
per peck. ........
AH kinds fancy
Cookies, per pound
Nc
25c:
per pound,,,.,..,,,,. J'C
Lard, 3
pounds.
Sausage,
per pound. , , . . .
Bacon. '' '
per pouriJ. 1 , . . ,
Bologna,
per pound.
v
...25c
...lie
14c
TRY OUR CENTRAL FLOUR, every sack
wamuitod, per sack. , , .
1.15
Durlna November 198 transfers nf ri
tale, with an asureKale toiixiilrrail.m nt
91,,33b.!tot were recorded, as uauictt 14b
traiusters wilh an aaBreaaU) consideration
of ljj.3.ti.j recorded during the same month
Kinest R., the 18-year-old son of Mr. and
air. A. Wocdfork, it Souih Niiieleenih
slitet, .died ytsierday morning. 'ii,e lu
neral will be:ld tliis afternoon at i o clock
f rum the residence and inlsi iu)it will bo in
rairview ceiiielujy.
t'rauk llolinoj., uharged by tLf proprietor
of Uie Ukuu liolei with .mIi.uih. .u 11 ,
hxajd bill, was sent to the coualy Jail tor
ten day yenierduy by Ju.no. Gaidin.
il.lliuHus a n eo led -.VVaOitssuajr at Um
biiiMiuii depot as he waa about tuy ltavu
vn. 11 was kald. ,,,.-c . .
t AKa; VOL iunU TO PUT A fH UNACfi
I.N HlAf NLW itoltia.r I" VOL AUk.
,Ld l'1JU(i; wini ,rou UN 0.K
UK Ol H Hul'-AIH Ultttir, KL'KNAClis.
VMi KNOW WE CAN BL'IT YOU IN
J-HlCt: AND W OKK. '. A. jSJlS.Nt.'t.it. lij
WKH'i ISHOAUWAi, '
Wurd J. Cagwin, an attofnty of Rome,
N. i., is in ihe ciiy ifcpitt.Limr,( ill
eni hell of the eatul of lli Uta Henry
V ale of ti.ia tity, ho died posaesotd of
a Ure amount ui real auu pe. annul prup
tity. 'ihe Wow. wliu had Liouijhi auk lur
her donor 11111 recviu.y coii.pruiinsed by
aiccpiliiif Btrveial UiuuanU duUala la stt
l.eiutm. uui la the u.o of buyiiig ready-mudu
kulis mat get jui of kIiudo afler you swr
liieai a tow duys wnta you can ml a
Utlior-iimde suit l liieai' nam up-lo-d-ic
In iie, a ood nt, and at a veiy raon
able price? Un of liicks' suits will out
wear iniee ready-inuue sun aud will al
ways look well u long u there U uuj
Ihing Icit of It, be lUvk about lour
domes-li pays,
Boy. ..while kicalns; - a foot ball on
FUMe.icr avenue yesterday afternoon.
fi liiiljued Chai les IltDu a ln-riiA u.-.(.-). . a
hiu-tieil to a huggy. '1'ha annual d.usnej
.d..n ?SiTih ti.oud into Washing-
ton aveiaia, wlitao It woilidwa wtlu g Itie
, ulions pole and oouipleie-ty wrei k.-J t.e ve
1 Lkle. Mm. lieno.aiia daugl.ter hid just
anghtml irmn U.o buggy kJi, n Iw-m-,
Ifrigntened by being suuik uy the fool bail
j siai ud off on ttia run. . .
I Mayor Macrae stated yesterday that he
.would pttrfpuna appointing the omiiiilt.u
j of twtle to confer vvllb the otlioer of ihe
j Omaha Council Tltuff re. l Hallway
j ctanpany on tne qumU(,u of a alright ,-
cent fare between .j the two oiileia until
I Thursday. Tha rrgulap nu ninly mliag uf
jtns loMUiieroll club will 1m helo next
Wdivedy, at hli ktlnn thtsjnatier will
nrounni up nit mayor was aiHt d u
nespta, last night married M e Alma tovbin
son. a suutely girl of h url Uoiie. , lappold
wa formerly secretaga-of the Vyung- Mos s
Christian association at Kort JLiwWix and
Miss liellman Is a Bister of J. J. lUHrnan,
present secretary of the i'oung Moi a (JUiis
tlan association of Sioux City. .
ROCK KArMlJ-The Brand iurymen of
Lyon county has found two indictments at
least' against members of-, the;- lioard of
Supervisors for forgery , and tbese sriil be
repiirled worn tis Jury., jaeets sgaln,.
teuilier 10. This Is stated on absolute J
thorily. It is said the graft dvprtvcu tlio
county of about $i,y.iO of the road fuiid.
The forgery consisted in raising receipts
for road work, the county paying the aided
sum to the supervisor. The names of 1 tie,
alleged guilty ones are not positively
known.
Orvls' best flour,
per sack. V
Cheese,
per pound...
Soda and Oyster
Crackers, per pound . ,
' Buckwheat Flour,
per pound , . .
$1.00
...15c
5c
5c
.Bacon,..., J 1
. per pound ,
Oysters,
per quart.
25c
New York Sweet
Cider, per gallon
Home-made Mince
Meat, per pound.... .
Pork Sausage, link or
bulk, 3 pounds.
Fresh Dressed
Chickens, per pound.
Pot Roast, ,
per pound...
Boiling Beef,
per pound. .
35c
10c
25c
lie
,.;5c
.!4c
len Avenue
Grocery
BOTH 'PHONES 108.
236 W. BROADWAY.
Dressed Chickens, per pound. , 9
Geese, per pound .10
Duck, per pound '. ...10t
( Early Ohio Potatoes, per bushel-.. ., 55
"Pxtra, fancy Apples, per peck. ,15c
Extra fancy Navel Oranges,,
per dozen .25c
4 "pounds of Prunes 25c
4 lbs. best Japan Rice 25c
6 lbs. hand picked Navy Beans. 25c
3 lbs. best Home-made Mince
meat 25c
60c Tea for 25c
4 cans best Atlantic Corn.... 25c
3 cans Wax or String Beaus. ,25c
3 cans Strawberries.'.... 25c
ZUo can Salmon, 2 tor. . . , . , ,oc
3jjc ..can .Peaches IRo
.Sftcvcan, Barttett Pears, 2 fcr, .25e
4 lbs. OyBter Cractrers .2.5c
4 lb.' Sdrfra-iver i. mtQ'
4 lbs. Ginger Snap ,Ks.2fic
Meadow Gold r Gold Medal Flour, per sack .
Solid Packed Oysters, per quart . . .
Currants or liaising, per package '. . . .
TfWQ Pounds Extra' Mne Country Hatter,.';;
.$1.05
. . .80c
. 10c
. . .45c
MEXICAN GAINSHIS' tltiERTY
Libras Rivera Released Afler Hear
Ids by lalted States (uiauila.
slvner at St. Lusts.
BT. LOUIS, Nov. . IJbrado Rivera, one
ot the menibeis of the alleged Mexican
revolutionary junta, -arrttiwi three weeks
ago on complaint of the'- Mexican goven.
ment, was discharged by United States
Commissioner Glay today. -.After',, ravish
ing- the Mexlcsn government's complaint i
V- Orsy .deijdwd Uit ths offense charge! '
wss of a polities! nature, and for that j
reason nof - 'extraditable. . The""' specific I
cbdrgea wtre j;aaiiplracy tu seize tiie u$- ,
torn lions at Nog. ties, Meg., to' beris t':A-
rifles from ths government house at i
t'enatit-a and to enli-t .kw men ts inalc.i I
war on the Mexican government. !
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f.;)'.liii lie) It-,. -lird. 1
NI?W YOH'K, S' iv. -Gambling devices I
valued at SiDrC-thsrt ttl.xi wer. seUed In i
a sudlce ra, j jhi-'V t'l't-y nt the TudV I
Expiv-M eniilills Id West Twentv- .
seventh str-cL Tl.c l.un uutliu, one rti.-e.
on Klondil.e tnU ud 1..1 ni, i.or he
ddrea i.f : liouxe In West Thirl -six 1 1:
street, h!eb it ii Li fiwA-e Ixrrt ncci-
led as a g imbllrg nN. e br Frank Feltni .
who skiMMiqy. Ir( Hu Adwv
Thanksgiving ri ra ors ' fcenr Tt-r '
- u psirni wagorjoyos, (i ire gatr-tiMi.
Jlloois ol ths Coju- j r. removed u a f 'Uce siaOun,
Illiitois
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Account Intqrildtlohzvl Live Stock exposition
; 'Tickets on Sale December 1. 2, 3. 4 and 5
- ; , 7 Return Limit, December 10th
Two ; East Trains Daily
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Omaha: 6t00 P.M. 1
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Car Lin Direct to Slock Yards
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