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X THE BEKr OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAT 7. 1D00. Council Bluffs Council Bluffs Council Bluffs Iowa :l v Minor Mention Oonacll Blatts Offlos of ths OmUt In It 15 Scott Btrset. Both 'Faoass 43. Pa via. drug. . CORR10AN8. Undertaker! 'Plume lib Lewis Cutler, funeral director. 'Phona 87. . . ! Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 339. FAUST 11KEK AT HUOERB BUFFET. Whefi you want reliable want ad adver tising, us The He. House-cleaning weather now. Big wall Twr sale at l rin k yk ell's. The beat wall nsper cleaner, 15c per can, W. Nlcholalson, 14 B. -Main. BAIRD, LONOENECKER BO!AND, Undertakers. 'Phone Lfi, J N. Main St. Dr. "". W. Matarell, optometrist, moved to JtrZ& City National bank building. There will be a special meeting of Har mony chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, thla everting, for initiation. A marriage 'license waa Issued yesterday t Clarence Jones, aged 2, of Loveland, la., and Lola, M. Hail, aged 22, of Eik Point, P. V. The path to your economical piano pur chHae Irsrts directly to the A. roepe Co. a atore. W Pearl fft.. and 2 South Main St.. Council Hliif-fs. la. . A building permit was issued yesterday 1o liana Hunaen for a: two-atory frame cot tage on Seventh afreet, between Sixth and Seventh avenuea, to coat ll,00. The Oahm piano recital In St. John'a Eng lish Lutheran church will be on Thureday night. May 13 Admission, (rOc. Keats re served at Swanaon'a music alore without extra charge. The question of the location of ita pro posed club hous. it la . announced, will be definitely determined at the meeting of Council Bluffs aerie. Fraternal Order of Kagles. tomorrow-night. M. Stageman of darner township mar keted eight wolf cubs with County Andltor Innea yesterday afternoon and received a n arrant for li. the amount of the bounty at the rate vl t'l per cub. The Police mid Klre rommiaslnn has j granted Cl.arlca M. Nicholson, chief of the fire uepartrrieut. ermlsalon to take a tea:n and crew nt men to the towa State Fire men a tournament to be held in August In Davenport. Tiic Young. People's society of St. John'a Kngllsu Lutheran church will be enter tained tula fvenmg at Its monthly business meeting .ami social at the home of the Misses l-.thrl .. and hazel Oatrom, lOiU Seventh avenue. T. iShiMiari has - brought auit In the district court to enjoin the city from low ering the grade on Oould avenue and from using- a atrip of land for an alley. A tem porary restraining - order was issued by Judge Wheeler against the city. . The fhe department wad Riven a long run lust evening aliutit o'clock to the resl ilrni e f Scott Carson ort North Eighth BtvecT. whew a' quantity of hay In the barn had started burning' from some unknown cause-. The Maxe was extinguished by the chemical- engihe', the1 premises being beyond the fire hydrant service. Mrs. Bridget Mclaughlin, aged 40 years, riled yestcraay afieriioon at' her home, 1129 Eighth avenue, irmi heart failure. Five eons. Patrick' and Jamea of this city, John of Soutn (irnaiin. William and Thomas of Newhotne. N. M.. and one daughter, Mrs. V. A. Hoffman of 'this city, . survive tier. Arrangements for the funeral have not been made. Mrs. Rosa. Ann "iVmpluion filed salt In the district court yesterday for divorce from John V. TempTeton, to whom ahe waa married September 16. im. 8hn alleges ci-uei .und Inhuman treatment and aska to be awarded alimony In the sum of tt.OOu, either In cash pr property. An attachment lor d,UoU waa issued by the court against J'cniii.eioii a property. ' Roy Topping, the young lad wllo con fessed to inu tlieft of tour birwlea. will escape going, to the-reform school ao long s nu ones .tnmfreir. rue boy ua v teriliiy. orueted placed under toe sure!l-' latce of Key. Henry Let,ong, probation' IVtctdur,1 Trye' ST? reau.r;dd to Mi..l.Url.l elation yesterday morn tepjrt reg-llnrlyKto ttev. -Mr." DelAng. '' Fred Stone,' the negro who was chatged with drawing a revolver, on Patrol Driver ; dilutee. I .Monday at ternuon. convinced Jjdge frnydoi In police court yesterday that the accusation was without foundation and was discharged. Bob Shields, the negro wiioro an-esi by .Mlkesell Invoked the at tack on, the ofllcrr. was held to the grand Jury on the charge of resisting an otllcer. Lottie Fadden. who was discharged from St. Bernard s hos;ctal April 21, at tne direc tion of the commissioners for the Insane, has bobbed up ag ilu. 1 he local authoritlca were notirierj yesterday afternoon that Lot tie v.ms in custody In Omaha und would he returned here at wnc. t'nder the clrcum- I stances, rihciiir Met affery ummutlv tllel: an mtorniation charging the wo. nan wltn being Inrai.e. and tne commissi. met a will once moio have to determine what anal! be dime with her. Charily Puny Postponed The card und dancing party to have been givei Friday y evening for the benefit of J Charities Crerhe at the him the Assoi lit" of Mi s. J. y. Wilcox on Etst Pierce street I will be held this evening Instead. The fol- lowing are the paironcsses: Mrs. J. F. Wll- I cox, Mrs. F. J. 9. Imoi;-. .Mr. H. A. yulnii. ' Mrs. Charles A. Hcpo, Mrs. A. P. Fair and . Mrs. Call Hamilton. A large attendance Is i luokAd fur .mil the pincecd" of the party j wl'.l Vr Ueytled towards the mortgage d"bt ! on l ho new Cicche building. To Clean Your Kit;cKen Floors You don't have to scour end scrape and polish add a heaping tablcspconful of Gold Dust to a pail of hot water. It will n:ake your Coors milky while, and save 3our strength. Gold Dust cuts grease and dirt, and asks so little aid from you th?t it's really a pleasure to keep your home dirtless and dainty. It searches out dirt, germs and impurities in every crack and cranny, cleanses and pur ifies' wherevier and whatever it touches and injures nothing. , An ounce of Gold Dust is worth a pound of e lb o w grease. Lellerls'lBSS Lenses CfMtaat fsJsrt Mewaie Weann ol CUw. anTV gT ISM M, m mi r J a a. scst uw tVJf m i caSLs LEFFERTS ait anM. a tSHWSlI sat Onani CaawaaalkM ffras m msu ssrr i ssaasa, awteea ia PAY TRIBITR TO D4M RRIDGR Ptawat(amle Bar Aaanrlatlan Mill tte..l F.ner.l a. ..O. j At the meeting of the Pottawattamie I County Bar association Tuesday It waa decided that the members or the asaocls ! tion would attend the funeral of the late W. E. Balnbrldge In a body. Thev will id- j aemble at the Elke' club house on First I Bfani.A .1 . I. - i i. . , ' T .1 . oence on Olen avenue, where the services will le held. Charles M. Harl, Congressman Walter 1. Smith and I. N. Flickinger were appointed a committee to draft resolutions on Mr. Balnbrldft-e's death. The bar association will meet mttn Saturday afternoon, at which time the committee will report to Judge Wheeler. Members of the bar will likely speak in eulogy of the deceased at thla time, following which court will ad journ for the balance of the day. Judge Wheeler will also adjourn court during the time of the funeral this afternoon. The body of Mr. Ralnbrldge. accompanied by Mm. Ralnbririge and her son. James F. Mc Carger. arrived In Council Bluffs at 8 o'clock yesterday morning over the Bur lington. I hey were met at the nepot ny Charles M. Harl, Judge O. D Wheeler, State Senator Charles (i. Saunders and A. T. Flickinger. the committee representing the Pottawattamie County Bar association, who escorted the body to the undertak ing establishment of Balrd, Longeneeker A Boland, while Mrs. Balnbrldge went direct to her home on Olen avenue. The hodv was taken to the home during the afternoon. As previously announced, the funeral services, whloh will be public, will be held at the family residence, 316 Glen avenue at 2 o'lock thla afternoon, conducted by Rev. Jamea M. Williams, psstor of the Broad way Methodist church. Interment, which will be private, will be In Walnut Hill cem etery. The family requests that there be no flowers. Personal friends of the deceased - in v,e received at the home between the hours of 9:30 and 10:.K o'clock thla morning. At the request of the members of the fam ily the casket will not be opened. The following have been selected to' act as pallbearers: Major C1eorge H. Richmond, Stte Senator C. O. Saunders. Clem F. Kimball. Judge O. D. Wheeler. Emmet Tin. ley and C. C. Clifton. Out-of-town relatives who are here to at tend the funeral Include four brothers of Mr. Balnbrldge, George W. Balnbrldge. Thomas Balnbrldge and John Balnbrldge of Miflln, Wis., and Charlea C. Balnbrldge of Plattevllle, AVIs; his sisters. Mrs. Johns of Platteville, Wis., and Mrs. John Jones of Atlantic. Ia. Mrs. Jones Is accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. Hugh McCarger of Crete, Neb., la also here. ANTt-SALOOlTS ARK ORGANIZED Proposed General Petition of Cosiest to Be Bitterly Fonajht. The saloonnen of Council Bluffs. In seeking to secure a new general petllion of consent, will meet with opposition from the combined forres of the Minis terial association and the Iowa Anti-Saloon league. At a special meeting of the Ministerial association Wednesday morn ing It waa determined that the association ahould co-operate with the Anti-Saloon league In an organised fight against the proposed, new general petition of consent for saloons In. the city. The campaign against the xaloons is to he managed, It Is stated, by R. C. F. Chamber of this city, district auperin- tendent of the Antl-Faloon le.n.iue. wlv was in attendance at the meeting of the Tlie campaign against me new petition of consent. It waa stated by Mr. Chambers following the meeting of the Ministerial association. Is to be conducted on Ihe aame general lines as employed In simi lar contests elsewhere In the atate. In accordance with the policy adopted elee where. Mr. Chambers said, the names of all those vfho sign the petition of con sent will be published as soon an the petitions shall be filed and become pail of the public records. This publicity, it l helleved by the opponents to the saloon, will de'er many from signing the petition who otherwise might be Induced to do so. While plans for the campaign were dis cussed at yesterday's meeting. nothing definite was decided upon It is likely, however, that the combined forces of the j nPP"''t"n " arrange for a number cf I "f,p1,1 ,,ay"'" to be "Por''y "et Part for active work. District Suoerlntemient Chambers of the Iowa Anti-Saloon league has fourteen counties in southwestern Iowa under his direct charge.' Of these lO'.mriet. Mr. Chambers said yesteiday. all l . 1 1 1 two, Pottawattamie nnd Carroll, are ''dry." Real Kstate Transfers. These lrnpsfe-s were repo'ted to The B.'e Mny 5 hy the Pottaw itiamle I'on i'y Ab- i , 'trnot company of Council Bluffs: 'John Senhck in' wl'e to Clarence F. I nnl l.oute 3 lock. wV nn of 'J7- ! 77-41. w. l P.W ' kern H. Pch'vaM and wile to Ben I limin, Fehr Hal rTstaie company, lot i IS block 1". Bers' subdiv . w. d...... 3W I (J. F. Bweailngen to Pea'l I.. 8ninil"!a. I lots t nnd " 2, b'ock 4, Plalnview ; cdd.. -w. d H Charles N'eff et si to llnrriet 1.. Neff. I lots 3 and 4, block P). Walnut, q. c. rt. 1 j Cs'ol'.iie M. I.lnliigr to Oeorue W. ' l,ip. lots 3. 4. . 7 Mid hlock It, t McMalu P. Cooper .TrfferlV add.. I w. d ! J. P. Oreenshielda and v'f.. to H. U IJinlt. loi 12. block n. Horns' add.. and unrliv'i lot 11. hjock H. Mullen's i fuiiHtiv.. . c. a -o V. H. T.eun and nll'e to Cl.ailcs K. ! Prve-. lot I '. block Smt-mrin's !d ' eild.. w. d "iO 1 Fi-sck F. K erist ami 'o K. A. I Cla-V, lot 17. block '-'1. B uns' add I w d 5rt Totn!. eleht tranirers. Mothers' ln- Koitiif illom. 'Tiie :-ecoii4 a niday in May Is known as Mutters' day.' " remarked IlaTy C.irtis. Ketninl aeirctary of Ihe Young M" i rnr's tlan ass.niilhm yeslerday. "A well known business man of this city, who is a special frien.1 of young men. offers th following uigf stions: First, that each one wear a white carnation on that day In honor of his I mother, whether she be a ive or d-ad; Bec- i und. If away from home every young man I should write his mother. If she b '.'.vlug. a ! letter, tint she may read It. on that day; third, if the young man Is livln at home with his mother, let htm show her some special favor on that day. These sugges tions appear to me to "he mighty good." I said Mr. Curtis, "as every one knows that I a boy's btst friend Is his mother." Proseeallon Vsnlgst Seed Mnu. An information charging the Youuk'iman S.-ed i-iiiipanv of this tltv with violating ! the pure f wd and agrii u'.fj'-al seed hiw by I the alleged sale of clover s (! containing ' a large percentage of Canada thistle seed was filed In t'le aupe.l ir m irt yesterday by Aitint County Attorney Hoss. on in j structlnne from the ata e frod an. I dairy ! commissioner at Des Milne. Councilman ' Oscur Vounkennan. as be-id of the accused .In. .i notified '.i piear in court thia morning The aeed in which the o'onoious matter .oniDlatiied f 1 alleged ti have been found was purchased from the Younker man company by F. ! Van feb.gert. an agent of the state foixl and dairy depart ment. Councilman Younkeiman aild that he krew absolutely nothing of the matur beyond the .mere feet that the rompls'nt had been filed and that he had been notified to appear before Judge Snyder at t o'clock Thursday morning. HIGIIL,A.n t)BLRS AT WATERLOO Order Mar Rallsl Fraternity Head qnartera tlulldlnar There. WATERLOO. la.. May .-( Special. I The sixth ble.nilal meeting -if the au prrme tstle of Highland Nobles la in session In this city with a lare repre sentation piesent and the progr ims ore of murh Interest. The one feature tout Is of most Interest to the residents of I Wsterloo pertains to the probable erec- j tlon of a fraternity house In thla city I during the coining summer for the exclu sive use of the order. Delegates are here from Kansas, Ne braska, Colorado, Texas, Michigan. Ken tucky, Illinois and Minnesota. Former officers have been re-elected. An auto mobile ride to Cedar Falls was enjoyed this fnternoon. Insanity Expert in Hains Case Captain Had Maniac Depreuive In sanity Which Took Violent Form When He Shot Annii. FLVSH1NG, Js. ., May 6 Tnls wa "hypothetical" day at the Hains trial. For nearly two hours the jury listened to the reading of the hypothetical question, taking more than ten thousand words, aa pro pounded bf the defense upon which three alienists are to predicate their opinions of the mental condition of ' the defendant, Captain Peter C. Halna, when he shot and killed William B. Annls at the Bay side Yacht club. During the cross-examination of the first alienist. Dr. Samuel Manson, forms of In sanity ranging from ordinary melancholia, to site ravings of a hopeless lunatic were discussed. "Maniac depressive insanity." the alien ist explained, was a form of "stuporous melancholia," subject to violent maniacal outbursts, such as Captain Hains la alleged to have experienced when he shot Annls, The period of "Impulsive Insanity." the witness said, lasted from the time the de fendant first heard the name of Annla mentioned on the Bayslde Tacht Club float, until the last of the eight bullets ha been discharged Into the body of his victim, then, according to the alienist, a relieving quiescence of mind from "the pent up fury" followed and the defendant lapsed into a state of "mtintc depressive Insanity." His mental condition had Improved since that time, he added. - Dr. Manson was. on the witness stand under cross-examination when court ad journed for the day. Two other alienists will be called by the defense. Only once during the reading of the hy pothetical question of John T. Mclntyre, counsel for the defense, did Captain Hains show a flash of Interest. That was when the lawyer read In dramatic terms the alleged confession of Claudia Hains. Then Captain Hains raised himself In his chair for a moment and with widening eyes, glanced at -the lawyer. His Interest, hoewver. was only momentary, for he quickly aank back Into his usual listless attitude. It was one of the few times he has ahown any Intelligent appreciation of what was going 'on around him since the trial began, - A Dsnxerogi Woand - Is rendered antiseptic by Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the healing wonder for sores, burns, plies.' eczemn and salt rheum. J6c. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Covvin to Handle the Test Case If Nonpartisan Judiciary law ii to Be Taken Into Court, Omaha Man Will Be in Charge. A conference was held in Omaha Wednes day by C. O. Whedon of Lincoln, M. U. learned. General John C. Cowln and Isadora Zleglcr, constituting the committee named by the Republican State committee to consider the non-partisan judiciary law passed by the !aat legislature. Considera tion waa given to the question of having a test suit brought, and If such a auit Is started General Cowln will have charge of the ckae. Secretary Hayward of the repub lican national committee, who la a member of the committee, was also In town, en route east, but did not attend the comit tee meeting. OPERATION HER ONLY CHANCE WasCured by LydiaE.Pink ham'sVegetable Compound Adrian. Ga. "I Buffered untold misery from a female weakness and disease, ami I could not stand more than a minute at a time. My doctor said an operation was the only chance 1 had, and 1 dreaded it almost as much as death. One day I was reading how other women had been cured by Lydia . Pinkham's Vege table Compound, and decided to tr J It. Kefore I had taken one bottle I was better, and now I am completely . ' cured. Lie n a V. UKBY, rloute JNO. S, Adrian, lia. Why will women taka chances with an operation or drag out a sickly, half-hearted existence, missing three, fourths of the joy of living, when they can liud health in Lydia h. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ? For thirty years it has been the standard remedy for female ills, and has cured thousands of women who hare been troubled with such ail ments as displacements, inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregulari ties, periodic pains, backache, indiges tion, and nervous prostration. If you have the Hlterbtest doubt that Lydia K. Piokham's Ve table Compound will help you, write to Mrs. INnkhani jtt Lynn, Mass., for advice.. Your letter will be absolutely coaHdentlal, aud the advice free. i .. n g'- VyV-S ..Jr'.t MTHERSUN IS NUl LIKED Iowa Lawyeri Freely Criticise Meth ods of Jurist in Court. NOT LIKELY TO BE IMPEACHED Jadgmeat m4 Temperamental Itlas Considered) I nfortwwate, hmt 7ft '' C.O04 naala' for- F.streme Proceeillag. (From a 9t:iff Correspondent. 1 1K3 MOIXK8. Mav R.-tSpclal.)-The movement atarted by Congressman Murphf of Mlssfurl in Introducing a resolution lit congress to Investigate the official career of Judge Rinlth McPherson la arousing much comment throughout -Iowa, especially among members of the bar. The general Impression, Is that It will .co-.ne to nought, for nothing would remove Judge McPhersna but an Impeachment In congress, and this, they say. Is doubtful.., though there Is gen eral criticism of Judge McPherson for his methods of court procedure and his alleged corporation tendencies. , , lawyers . quite generally , criticise ths judge for his autocratic methods, his harsh ness to thsm, his vllverslon from ths usual lines of evidence and practically Instructing the jury In some cases what kind, of verdict they shall return. ; However,, this Is nothing upon which Impeachment proceed Ings might be sustained. ... There Is much criticism of the judge In Des Moines-because he. touX from the, slats courts the 'quo quarranto proceedings against the Des Moines city railway,' which Involves determining whether the railway company haa a perpetual franchise. It Is liberally predicted he will lb reversed In his opinion In this-matter In the highest tribunal. Judge McPherson also assumed charge, -when It - was ' first questioned, of the Blanchard anti-compact law, passed by the Iowa - legislature, i providing-that It, should be Illegal for1 Insurance companies to combine to fix rates; -He held this law i was unconstitutional-. : The supreme court j fk lh. T'nllJ A, . t . , V. I ILI. . . ,i i, iruvu mam leicii. null ill 11119 and since the operation of ths Maw 'fire rates In Des Moines' have' fallen off fully half what they were during the permissible "compact" days. So In. many Instances his holdings have given the .Impression that he leans strongly with the capitalized corpora tlore. He la liberally criticized for this, but a, man cannot be Impeached on his Judgment and It ia not believed this would be a prevailing question ; In Impeachment proceedings. While Judge McPherson . Is not popular as a judge and is generally criticised by lawyers for hts methods, It Is quite universally expressed among his critics that the effort In congress to bring about Impeachment proceedings will not ' de velop. " ' - FVall Crsg. Be aaall. The monthly fruit crop report by Wes ley Oreene. secretary of the State Horti cultural society, dlsoloses the fruit crop will be' small this year much smaller than was predicted a month ago. .The peach crop Is estimated at but S per cent of normal. Present estimates on ' other fruits are: - Apples, (7; pears,' St; Amer ican plums, 89; domettlo plums, 72; Japa nese plums, 71; cherries. 80; grapes, S3: red raspberrleeiT66: blackberrlea. 81;. cur rants. 89; gooseberries, 87; strawber ries, 79. . ' ' Plahalag Vacaattetaa. Inasmuch.' as ths lost leglslatti.-s passed A law giving employes of the tate In stitutions vacations at full pay, ths Stale Board of Control Is now busy preparing a schedule' of vacations for the hundreds of employes In the' Institutions. It will probably be necessary to. begin sorving out the respites from work ths litter part of this month. ' Bond tsaae Illea-al. Corporation Counsel Bailey today In formed the members of the council under the Des Moines commission plan of gov ernment that thelt bond' Issue for the erection of a market house la Illegal and that they-had best proceed to buy the site ai d erect the buildings frjm tha sn eral and grading funds. ritlseaahlp for Tana In.llauM. Government Inspectors, after investigating conditions on the Tama Indian reserva tion In Tama county, will report to the government to grant the Indiana full rights of citizenship on the grounds that the wards of the government are full. land ownera and consequently too troublesome. - County offi cials could handle them more effectively and stamp out drunkenness, Inspectors say. Iowa Xews totes. CREfiTOX-The wedding of Mr. Frank Braunberger of this city and Mlas Cather ine Lowery of Council Bluffs, was solem nized at the home' of the bride's parents last night. 'Relatives from ' here attended the wedding. - CRESTON A resolution adopted by the city council lasc night. In regard to the ex tension of the franchise granted to the pro posed Dea Moines. Wlnterset and Creston Intemrban road reserves to the city the privilege of transferring the franchise to any other company. MA8SEXA The funeral of Mrs. Linda Mil'.en waa hold Monday afternoon. Mra. Millen died verv suSrtenly Saturday night from heart failure. She waa 25 years of age and her dath Is made doubly sad, be cause two babies are left motherless. On two years old and one but two weeks old. IOWA FALUfl-Ber; Bope-. a brakeman on Ihe Short ljne. sustained a serious In i.ry to his right harwl while making a loup.ing the last of the week. - Two fingers hand weie ballv nlnched. but can be aaved l The Hccldent ooeurrid while he was making in coupling a'. Knterprlse. j M ARSHALLTOtVN The Board of Super Ivlsois today notified the city ch'ef of po ll lee that after today the aherlff wojld re ! celve no more city prisoners In the county Jail. Aa a result -tne -city msy be forced 1 to erect a city Jail. It having- been the habit for yean for Ihe city to confine its prisoners In the county Jail. HjRT IWlMiB-Anton Rank, aed 67. a picneer bxkblnder of the state, d'ed at Ills home this afternoon after months' of agony, caused by gangrene, produced by blood-poisorlng some montna mo t'.ie re sult of trimming his corna. Amputation of one f Kt bel-iw the knee waa found neces sary sbout a month ago In hopes of reliev ing his Intense fain. IOWA FALIJ-Prea'dent 1 F. Meyer of ths college here hss been Invited to de liver u'- ooouBi vi'mmrnL-ritiori iQarrii beforo the graduating class of the Clsrlon High srliooi in June Rev. A. T. Bishop of the Methoilst churrh will deliver the liHccalaureate irrnun for the high school graduating rlaaa of the high i-rool !n this t ity on Fundav evening. May ). cnrcSTOX Last ntglit took place the I wedding of Miss Edith Holiday of this j "pd H'Irj' MK!ln'' J" I I r la nnrrlN nt t haa hrlilaa a f.UMita ir thla I th home of the bride i-arenta In this city, Rev. D. J. Elsea. naator of the 'hriat lan church, performing the wedding cere mony. A numerous company of relatives waa present and ihe couple was attended by Miss Lottie McKay and Sidney Dlnges. IOWA FALLS An honor hss been con ferred on Mrs. Anna L. Burd'ck. formerly superintendent of schools in thia city. In her appointment by the state auperlmend ent of public tnatrurtion as a member of th committee to Inspect the teaching of Rnglish In the high ae.hoo'.a of the atate. Mrs KurOick haa hen for several years employed aa a teacher of English in the Les Moines schools. VATKRLO I'nlted Sta.es Marshals M. J. Ilealy and W. J. Fhilpot of Dubuque served warranta on fifteen saloon koepere 'n th's rtty. charging them with salllna liquor to the Indans from the Tama reser vation. The cha-ea are claimed to be ihe rtault of statewide Investigations which have been carried on by officials. The sa loon men gave bonds to appear before the federal court and cla'm Ignorance of vio lating the Iswa of trie ataie. FORT nODOB-"Vather" U 8 fYiffln. ths venerable pullanthrop.at. especially in I Are theEIite of the Craft iP .. ' ' Theyare produced in dozens m4Mt0m.'l'tf: i of different models and a large tWW-' $ range of wearable fabrics and MfePSfe A . exclusive Dattems. TheSnnncr h-x ti&t?' ihL.A 11 sryies xeueci me latest rasnion pfjfy$' .. A achievements of the moment. IV.. v"J Whether your short, Sal or slim you'll be admirably a iHitfjarl &tern Suit more than pleased at I price. :: The Bennett Co. Tim MichielStern Faih ion l'orttoho of autkorita- m live Spring MyfM, trtM tn- f (erfst et-erw vitll- dntsea man It's FREE on rtqutst. ' , . f t mm 1 5v . : f HI . r sAia siw us, .inwimji.iiwjii,iiiiiAW,ln iiHi'..iwvnHwpwB.i.ito mn ynei;.1 n terested In "the railroad bevys" as he puts It, la to be a apeaker at the opening session of the biennial International convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at Cblumbua, .. next' Tuesday. He will also deliver the invocation the following Sunday at-a meeting of the railroad Young Men's Christian Association of. Columbus, which William Jennings Bryan will- address. FORT DODGE-r-The Fort Dodge council haa passed a resolution for the re-paving of Central avenue, the main bualnesa street., for a distance of seven blocks, from the park to the Great Western station on Twelfth street. Creosoted block will be used Instead of brick paving which .will be taken up. The mayor and count'!) have Just returned from an extended trip of Investigation of varioua k'nds of paving, visiting 8t. Paul,' Minneapolis and Chlca-sTO. CRE80X The home of Al McDowell.- a brakeman, was badly damaged by fire Sun day afternoon. The fire la supposed ta have originated from an over-heated fur nace and aa the family waa away the fire had mido considerable headway before dis covered. The proiierty, had but one day previous, been sold to C. A. Blayney. a traveling man of this place, and fortun ately the insurance papers had also been transferred the evening before, thus pro tecting Mr. Blaynery In hie purchase. IOWA FALL-The city water will be. pumped by electric power in the nrnr fu ture If a proposition made by the li-jht company is accepted. It Is proposed ny the company to repUce the present steam power with an electric motor. It being pio posed to install the eoulnment free of ex pense to the city and furnish the power for 1100 a month. This Is veiy near the cost of the coal used at the water virka plant, that item of expense the last year reing 11 272. If the electric power is In stalled It will give the city a duplicate plant. OOLCMBI'S JUNCTION Mrs. O T. Jamieson, who hna successfully edited and carried on the Columbiia Junction Gazette ever ainee the death of her husband over a year ago. has sold the paper to H. H. Bchearer, who has been connected with a paper at Ida Grove, and will go west to spend the summer. The paper has been edited by members of the Junlesm family for the last twenty-five years nnd wis at one time under the editorship of congress man W. D. Jamieson of the Seventh con greesionsl district. THATBR The residence property occu pied bv John Krl'.terbrink and belonging to C. M. Blakeeley. waa entirely d'-stroyed by fire Saturday afternoon. As there was no prompt way of extinguishing the flames, not much could be done to aave It after the fire waa discovered. A part of the household goods waa aaved. and the loss is thought to bo fully covered bv insur ance. The little daughter of the family waa rescued from the building nearly suf focated. She was the only one of the family in the houae at tho time. HCMBOLDT Humboldt countv la soon to erect a new court hnjse and before doing so tt will very probably move the county seat from Dakota City to Humboldt. With the prospecta of this In the n-ar future there Is promise of the hrea'-.lng out of the most bitter co inty sis wa- that ha ever been wage.' In Iowa. The location o:' the new county sent wll p.obably be dec-Weil bv a vote and alrfady nol only Hum boldt and Dakota C ty are op"nlng Ii t lie race, but other towns of the county Fode. Bradgaie. rioneer and r.enwhk are all out Remember the Triangular L,aber ttfta itrnx, GJmr mmmdMtt& ort. tall, stout lirably fitted in it and you 11 be IrjJ . . the moderate ' V Ml ti SfV, 1 l for the coveted prlie. . Llverr.'inwv ha-i o" lerFd to .donate a s'te and J:-6,0 In caso. art some of th other towns havo evc:i been more liberal. ' - - -J ' ' . ' MA rtSH ALLTOWN Another eity defrvrt rr.ent head went eff today, tchen Miyor Inaledue asked tor. and received the resig nation of City Engineer ". , A.f Bajghman. William Stelner w:is itp-x InW to s-i'-i-eed Mr. Paughman. Bnughman's resUinattiin was asked for because, he .worked with the reform element In the recent city ele uion. which made an unsuccessful effort tn over throw the present elf., adrolnlstrat'on. Daughrran's is the third from the. rank of the opposing fac tion to bt decapitated s-'n'-o the recent city election. City Clef's L. Derby was 'he first to be ousted. :hl th second was M. T. Kereey ch'ef of fire station No. 1. - . net, I. W. Vllltainsotfa Letter. Rev. I. W. Williamson, Jl jnjlr.gtori. W.' Va.. writes: "This Is to certify that I used Foley's Kidney ' Remedy for nervous ex haustion and kidney troub'.e and am free, to say that it will dj all" 'that you .claim for it." Foley's Kidney Remedy his re stored health and strrnifth' 'to - thousands of wrak, run down people. Contains no harmful drugs and Is pleasant to take. For sale by all druggists. - - More( Evidence Against Calhoun Attorney Tells of Drawing $150,000 in Currency from Mint on Order of Traction Magnate. SAN FR-n-NCISCO, May S The prosecu tion haa advanced another, step' -In' pre senting the case against Patrick Calhsun, charged with bribery In connection with the overhead trolley franchise. William M. Abbott, general attorney for the United Railroads company, was placed on the stand to tell of having taken from the mint In May, J906, $50,(00 In currency, the money which the prosecution declares It will show was paid to the sup rvlsors., Abbott testified that he went to the mint, then the general banking place for the company. He said that on the presentation of telegraphic orders from Mr. Calhoun, sent from Cleveland, O.. the money was done up In two packages und the two at torneya took- It to the United Railroads office, where tt was placed nn n table. Abbott aild that he had no Unowledge of what became of the money after that. Again In July, 196. h rail he w?nt with Ford to. the mint and helped cirry awjy KOO.000 hi the' same way. Of the final dis posal of this sum he was ignorant. ST? D i Ml! V - tfllf feS f Hi.ll - - .V.T-I ll t , T 1 . af t 1- . ' if-'' ' i Five Graduates , :. - ihvTheology . t i t. i Close of Commencement Exercises of ,' the Omaha Theological ' ' SemiiAfy'. .. " ... Th comm in ; ment. sxerolses of ih Omaha Theological seminary -were he.d tVedresday night at the First Fr'soy-? rlsn vhuroh: -Pu'erlwrth 'and Dodge sti-eeUi. Dr. A. B. Marshall of Minneapolis, Vi' ideiit of- the' hoard of trdstees of the seni)nary prosldca. 'The servlees wer. open' ( ; with inualc .and ..the Invocati in. after which Dr. -XV. W., Lawrence, pastor uf the Fjrstf Fresbyteflnn chur-ri Of Lln iuln." dcllverel a' mo-it 1 acholArly and tho'tilthtful fonmenegment address. - Hir rw.H foiltjxveij by Dr... X J. Lnmpe cf lite seminary, who delivered an ad'l-OFn: to ihe. ginduptes nn behalf of .tho faculty and m bciiay, of tho board of truants prenl'ed them 'with the diplomas, tre ta'jglbie eviiicnoe of their work,fof lii Inst three' yearsy ' " The graduating class Is composed of t r followlnj:;-v James Hamilrntr; Blair, who tflll lake a charge at Battle Creek. Ia.: MnuheV- WHlard Lampe, Omaha, aim goes to- the University of Pennsylvania for a.' year'. of study; James-Rayborn, F.l-dorado.-'Kan.,; who, will gj to Marshali to.wn. . la, ; Elmer Claude Smith, Omah i, w ho wlll-bsrome pastor of ths church at Nemaha, ' Neb. ; . Juslih Morton Toting, Palmyra,' who' goea to Weldoni, Colo. , Last night's ' 'caslon brought to a clue the , exercises . connected with the ccri mehcment .ind marks the tend ol the school'. year. '.''. QUARREL IN POOL HALL ENDS IN CUTTING AFFRAY A, E. Harris Inder Arrest for I'slsg a Knife on Pan I Hill Trltk Serlons Effect. """" 'mm Psu Hill. 2920 Orant street, was bad!-', rut in the left temple about t:6 o'cloc.sJr Wednesday night near the corner of Four- i teenth and Douglus streets by A. K. Harris, who was arrested at once. The cutting was the result of a quarrtl . which commenced In a pool room at 13-1 Douglas street. Hill's temporal artery was severed and he sustained a itevtie loss of blood, but It Is not thought that his condition is serious. He was taken to his home after being treated by Drs. -. 8uerman and Bhramek. A con:plaint charging Harris with dis turbing the peace by fighting was filed In police court Thursday morning. The h sav ing was set for next Tuesday morula. ( 1 1! a a. us l nt e Ol i It Vi . of V. i I a .v o 'i i t i ' ii. i v: 1 a di A i mi t I .t