TTTE BEE: OMAHA, TTItTlSDAY, JULY 15. 1!09.
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
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Oauki In la U
ARREST IN MAYBRAY CASE
I'avlH. diugs.
CORR1QAN8, Undertaker. 'Phones 144.
Woodrtng Undertaking company. Tel. 330.
I-a-wls Culler, funeral director. Thone 37.
KAUST BEER AT ROQKR8' BUFFET.
Burn, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lalneon, a
ion.
When you want reliable want ad adver
tising, use The Bee.
Peering binders and mowers. Fpeaiiing
& Tripled, 327 Broadway.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN IS
THE DIAMOND THEATER.
BAIRD. LONOENECKER A POLAND,
Undertakers. 'Phone 12, N. Main St.
Dr. W. V. Magarell, optometrist, moved
to 206-208 City National bank building.
DROP-PATTEHN FALE of picture
moulding! begins Monday. C. E. Alexander,
S3J Broadway.
Harmony chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, will meet In regular session this even
ing In Masonlo temple.
Charlea Rodwell of Oakland, la., la visit
ing hie aon, Tracy Rodwell, deputy In the
office of the clerk of the district court.
Contractor K. A. Wlckham arrived home
yesterday morning from North Dakota,
where he has a large railroad contract.
Mrs. Henry Smith, 1300 Bouth Sixth, la
at the Edmtmdson Memorial hospital,
where she underwent a severe operation
yesterday.
Samunl Moor and Myrtle Hall, both
from Omaha, were married In this city
yesterday, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Henry PeLong at his offloe In
the county court house.
A special meeting of the Board of Edu
cation has been called for 1:30 o'clock this
afternoon In the office of Director W. H.
Klllpack for the purpose of considering
all matters which might coma up before
the regular meeting In August.
John Davis, colored, living at 17 North
Twelfth street, who was arrested late Tues
day night after he had thrown his wife's
wardrobe Into Indian creek, was fined flO
and costs In police court yesterday morn
ing on a charge of disturbing the peace.
Dr. Charles II. Bower, the city health
officer, expects to start his campaign
against the mosquitoes today. Ills "petrro
leum so,ud" will start operations on lower
Main street, and every stagnant pool of
water Is to be treated to a dose of crude
oil.
Mrs. 3. R. Atkins and Pr. T. B. Lacey
are home from an extended trip to the
Pacific coast. Including a visit to the
Alaskn-Yukon-Paclflc exposition at Pent-
tie. Mrs. Atkins will leave today for a
two weeks' visit with friends at Spirit
Lake.
Captain O. H. Lucas, representing the
democratic party, nnd Sherman Humphrey,
as representative of the republican partv.
yesterday, acting under appointment bv
County Auditor Innes. burned the ballot's
used at the primary and general election
last fall.
The hearing of Jessie Miller and the
other two women Inmates of the resort at
fill West Broadway, arrested Tuesday
night, was continued In Justice Cooper's
court yesterday until July 23. Bonds for
the three women were furnished vesterday
bv the Benjamln-Fehr Real Estate com
pany. The fireworks purchased by subscription
fr the rihlle celebration of Independence
day at Falrmount park, and which was not
us'd nt that time on account of the rain,
will h displayed for the benefit of the
OllrMen auto tourists on the night of July
21 as suggested. The park commissioners
have announced that the fireworks will
be "shot off." weather permitting. Sunday
evening at the park. NIchoHnn Brothers
of winren'-e. Neb., have donated a 6-month?-old
black bear to the Falrmount park roo.
Under a warrant Issued from the court
of Justice Oardlner on an Information filed
bv the countv attorney, Constable Malihv
find Deputy Sheriff Humphrey raided the
r"nr nt ir.l West Broadway at a late hour
Tnerday night. Lelah Conley was ar
re.d charged with maintaining a place
o l'l repute. She gave a bond In the sum
of $XI for her appearance In court. A
search warrant for liquor brought to light
one bottle of whNkv, which the house,
keener told the officers she kept for mid
Iclnal purposes.
T. S. Robinson Taken in Charge at
Farming-ton, la.
IS CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY
It Is Alleged He Played Dial Role
of Steerer nnd Wrestler In
Swindling Indiana
Man.
tachment on behalf of the plaintiff against
property owned by the husband.
Judge Thornell of Sidney held a short
session of district court yesterday at
which a number of probate and equity
matters were taken up.
The will of the late W. E. Balnbridge.
special agent of the Treasury department
who committed suicide In Paris, waa ad
mitted to probate. Mrs Mary A. Baln
bridge, the widow is made executrix of
the estate without bond aa provided lti
the will.
mock at a special discount. P. C. De Vol
Hardware Co., fcM Broadway.
Through the efforts of Postofflce In
spector Swenson another alleged member
of the notorious J. C. Maybray gang of
"big store" swindlers was lodged behind
the bars of tha county Jail In Council
Bluffs yesterday. T. R. Robinson, who
was taken Into custody at Farmlngton,
la., and brought to this city yesterday, Is
charged with conspiracy in the case of
E. O. Allspaugh of Terre Haute, Ind., who
was fleeced out of tl.fiOO on August 6 of
last year In Council Bluffs on a fake
wrestling match. i
An Information against Robinson was
filed by Mr. Swenson In the offloe of
Justice Oardlner on Saturday of last
week. Not wishing to trust tha arrest
of tha man to tha looal authorities at
Farmlngton, Inspector Swenson went there
with Captain L. B. Couslna, deputy sher
iff and district court bailiff of this olty.
and succeeded In locating and arresting
Robinson Tuesday. Robinson's bail pend
ing a preliminary hearing was fixed by
Justice Oardlner at 12.000, In default of
which ha waa committed to the county
jail.
Robinson was placed In the cell re
cently vacated by John R. Dobbins, an
other alleged member of the gang, who
secured his release from the county Jail,
where he had been since February 16, by
furnishing bonds In the aggregate sum
of $6,000 Monday. Robinson declined to be
interviewed by newspapermen.
Robinson, It Is alleged, acted the dual
role of "stoerer" and one of the fake
wrestlers In Allspaugh's case. In the In
formation filed In Justice Gardiner's court
by Postofflce Inspector Swenson. Robin
son Is charged with conspiring with W. H.
Barton and J. C. Maybray to defraud and
deprive E. O. Allspaugh of ll.6f0. Bar
ton, It was stated yesterday by County
Attorney Hess, was formerly proprietor of
a restaurant In Terre Haute, and was
personally acquainted with Allspaugh.
Since the arrest of Maybray and other
members of the "swindling syndicate,"
Barton Is said to have left Terre Haute,
and has so far eluded the efforts of Mr.
Swenson to locate him.
It will be remembered that among the
books and papers found by the federal
officers in Maybray's trunk at the time of
his arrest In Little Rock, Ark., was a
small red leather memorandum book, con
taining a partial Hat of "Mikes" and an
Itemized account of Maybray's share of
the plunder. An entry in this little book,
which Is now with the other papers and
memoranda found In tha trunk In the
possession of the United States authori
ties, reads as follows: , "August 6, E. O.
Allspaugh, Terre Haute, Ind., $1,600."
No Indictment has as yet been returned
against Robinson, his Identity as an al
leged "steerer" only having recently be
come known to Mr. Swenson. No time
for the preliminary hearing has been set
as Robinson desires to first get In com
munication with his attorney. The dis
trict court grand jury will convene Au
gust 31.
The Fashion, ladles' tailoring, R. H.
Emleln proprietor, late fitter Orkln Bros.
1 do first-class work reasonable. I make
suits for $L", skirts 35. I also do altering
to suit. Would you give me a trial? S3
Souih Main street.
FOR MEDICAL AND I'AMILY USE
BUY YOUR LIQUORS AT ROSEN FELD
LIQUOR CO. 619 8. Main. Phones 3323.
TEACHERS
(i It A ft T E D
LICENSE
Result of Examinations Held , In
Jane.
As a result of the teachers' examination
held in this city in June by County Super
intendent Jackson, five first grade certi
ficates, thirty-four second grade certi
ficates, twenty-eight third grade certi
ficates and four provisional certificates
have been Issued. Of 106 persons who took
the examination thirty-four failed to secure
certificates. The provisional certificates
can under the law only be Issued in case
"In the Judgment of the county superin
tendent additional teachers are necessary
for his county."
The following Is the list of those entitled
to certificates:
First Grade Elizabeth Dunne. Omaha
Agnes Dargin, Ntola; Sara Sperle, Coun
cil Blutfs; Rebecca Steele,' Carson; Vera
HDetnian. Council Bluffs.
Second Grade Florence Miller, Qriswold;
Ethel Maxdeld, Neola: Elmo Bren-
neinan. Macedonia: Dorothy L. Cook,
Council Uluffs: M. Vltalls Curtln, Chi
cago: Cecilia Dai Kin. Neola: Anna Den
beck. Neola: May C. Duffy, Council
Bluffs: Edna Ellswlck, Carson: Bcsnle
M. Flood. Council Bluffs: Hazel Free
man, Oakland: Vina Uress, Hancock;
Leetha Harrison, Neola; Hazel Hart,
Council Bluffs: Ruby Holder, Council
Bluffs; Lillian Johannsen, Council Bluffs;
Oliia A. Frenrlckson. Avoca; Bess uuwen.
Avoca: Margaret Urunsklll. Avoca; ina
Koehler. Macedonia. Edna Lodge. Wal
nut: Alta Mae Mick, Walnut; Edith
Oukley, Lovelatid; Anna Pagenstecker,
il til..,.. A1.. Vn..LuL, ivn
lUUIICU DIU11B, Aillia CkUIll , jummiuu.
Maud Btupfell, Council Bluffs; Maud
Townsend, Council Bluffs; Lena Tyler,
Council Bluffs; Bess B. Williams, Neola;
Bessie B. Winchester, Council Bluffs
Lena Winter. Olenwood; Edith Wood
rum, Omaha; Maud Spratt, Couirctl
Bluffs: Wlnfield Steinbaugh, Council
Bluffs.
Third Orade Mllle C. Roberts. Neola;
Rubv Sealock. Neola: Mabel Gearheart,
Neola: Beryl Albertson. Council Bluffs;
Ethel A. Barnes, Neola; Olga Beyer, Wal
nut; Theresa Brandt. Council Bluffs
Blanche Cupp, Neola; Mabel Drake, Coun
cil Bluffs; Alpha Elchenberger, Mlnden
Althea Fuller, Council Bluffs; Agnes
Hannan, Neola; Zoe Hazel Hicks, Coun
cil Bluffs; Leah Jarvls, Council Bluffs;
Jemina Lid well, Loveland; Laura E
Matthews, McClelland; Maud Miller, Un
derwood; Frances Mlnahan, Neola; Ada
Pagenstecher, Council Bluffs; Cecyle
Porter, Neola; Hazel Reynolds, Council
Bluffs; Fannie Scheboid. rreynor; mstner
M. Sorenson. Council Blurts: name tstein
berg, Council Bluffs; Alta Summltt, Ma
cedonia: Anna Sunneii, iseoia; uren rj.
Titnberman, Oakland; Florence .White,
Council Bluffs.
Provisional Harriet Ball, Council Bluffs;
Emma Peterson, Macedonia; Stella Prem-
minger, Walrfut; Essie Smith, Lovelana.
TROPHY FOR At TOMOBIt.K RACES
Harry A. Senrle Donate Cap for
Series of Endaranre Contests.
Harry A. Searle of the Monarch Manu
facturing company, an automobile enthusl-
st and one of the active members of the
local automobile club, has announced he
ill donate a trophy to the club, to be
nown as the "Monarch" trophy. This will
be awarded to the winner of a series of
ndurance races by members of the Council
Bluffs club between this and surrounding
cities.
George Qerner, manager of the C. B.
acquemln Jewelry company, has notified
he club that he will donate a silver trophy
cup to be awarded as a prize In any oon-
est which the directors of the organiza
tion may deem advisable.
The club Is planning for a big endurance
contest between teams from Sioux City,
Des Moines and Council Bluffs, a state
automobile carnival to be held In this city
n the fall, for a series of endurance races
between local owners and for the con
duction of an automobile track.
The Western Motorist has offered a $300
cup for the winner In a three days' en-
urance run, starting from Council Bluffs
on Saturday, September 4, the first day's
run to be to Des Moines, the second day's
run from Des Moines to Sioux City and on
the third day, which will be Monday, Labor
Day, the last leg of the course will be
from Sioux City to Council Bluffs.
Refrigerator sale, 20 per cent discount
on our stock of refrigerators this week.
P. C. De Vol Hardware Co.
The Wise-man received a telegram to
com home at one on account of sickness
us h did not hav enough money he
telephoned the Iowa Loan company, corner
Ptarl and Broadway and was able to catch
the first train home. If It Is money you
ant see them.
Twrntv, per oent discount on our entire
line of hammocks. Petersen A Schoening
Co.
General Hodge to Colorado.
General Ortnvllle M. Dodge, accom
panied by his daughter, Mrs. R. E. Mont
gomery left yesterday afternoon for
Colorado In his private car. General
Dodge, who Is convalescing from a seri
ous Illness of several weeks expects to
remain In Colorado during the rest of the
summer. If his health permits of It he
may before returning take a trip north
Into Manitoba. He will first go to Denver
and thence te Glenwood Springs.
General Dodge la chairman of the Board
of Directors of the Colorado & Southern
railroad, but he does not expect to give
much attention to business affairs while
in Colorado unless his health materially
" Improves.
We havo a large number of banker'
carpenters,' clerks,' and stenographers' pen
cils which we are giving away as long
as they last. Call at our offics and get
them. Iowa Loan company, corner Pearl
and Broadway, suite 5.
Let us figure your contract on painting.
We know we can satisfy you. H. Bor
wlck, 211 South Malnt street.
Twenty per cent discount on all refriger
ators. Petersen & Schoening Co.
Twenty per cent discount on porch furni
ture. Petersen & Schoening Co.
July .Clearance of Pictures. .
Big discounts on pictures, both framed
and unframed. Alexander's Art Store, 333
Broadway.
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Night, F-1702.
Marrlsge Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
Ernest Pate, Blair. Neh -a
l:dna M. Kmerine, Council Bluffs 18
O. F. Ramsey, Kansas Cltv. Mo......... 24
Rosalind Troulman, Council Bluff M
Samuel Moor. Omaha 30
Myrtle Hall, Omaha IS
DAY IJf THE DISTRICT COURT
Indictment Against Rudolph Koll la
Dismissed.
The Indictment against Rudolph A.
Kolls. charged with embezzling about 120)
belonging to the Groneweg & Schoentgen
company, by which he was formerly em
ployed as city salesman In Omaha and
South Omaha was quashed yesterday in
the district court. The case was dls
missed upon the written request of the
Groneweg & Schoentgen company, who, it
Is said, did so out of consideration for the
defendant's family. Kolls was arrested In
Omaha on a charge of wife desertion and
when that was disposed of was brought
over to Council Bluffs, on extradition
papers, he having refused to cross the
river without them.
Mrs. Maud Herring against whom her
husband, Otto Herring, the new landlord
of the Goodrich hotel recently brought
suit for divorce yesterday filed a cross
petition, asking that the decree be given
her. Mrs. Herring charges her husband
with cruel and Inhuman treatment. In
addition to the decree of divorce she asks
the court to award her temporary alimony
and ITi.000 as permanent alimony. On her
petition a temporary Injunction was Is
sued restraining Herring from disposing
of any of the personal property of the
hotel and an attachment was also Issued
against money standing to his credit In a
local bank. '
In the pending divorce suit of Fannie
G. Ellsworth against Archie W. Ells
worth, the court yesterday Issued an at-
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were reported to The Bee
July 14 by the Pottawattamie County Ab
stract company of Council Bluffs:
Nannie London and husband to Belle
Southern, nVi lot 24 and all of lot 25,
C. B. & Q. R. R. subd. in Carson.
w. d $12,000
Dena onve Dawson to l nomas w.
Dawson, lot 32. block 6, Maynes' 1st
add. to Council Bluffs, w. d
Granv'ilc N. Eaton and wife to Nels
Nelson, lots 1, 2 and 8, block 63.
Railroad add. to Council Bluffs,
w. d
Peregoy & Mcore Co. to Lizzie Mit
chell, lot 14, block "O," Curtis &
Ramsey's add. to Council Bluffs,
w. d
First National bank to August and
Mary Muehlenway, lot 27, block 17,
Ferry add. to Council Bluffs, w. d.
J. W. Squire and wife to Charles D.
Campbell, lot . block 10, Squire's
add. to Council Bluffs, w. d
Treasurer to W illiam Arnd, lots 6 and
6, block 68, Kiddle's subd. In Council
Bluffs, tax d
H. W. Binder and wife to Jens Jen
sen. w22 ft. of lot 2 and e22 ft. of
lot " ' lock 14. Grimes' add. to Coun
cil ,'fs. w. d 2,000
Lee Hraden and wife to George
W. Houser. lots 6 and 6. block 16.
Macedonia, w. d 1,100
Sarah Head, widow, to L. A. Hatsweli
and A. C. Lewis, lot 10, block 10,
Macedonia, w. d
J. P. Mulqueen, single, to Frits Bau
melster and Walter F. Steplian, lot
23, block 23, Central subd. in Council
Bluffs, w. d
Total transfers, eleven $17,233
500
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400
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200
375
Twenty per cent discount on go-carts.
Petersen & Schoening Co.
Wedding; Rings,
Pur gold, seamless, all sizes, thus no
delay or altering, $3 to $12. Engraving
free. Lffert.
Hammocks, 20 per cent discount all thl
week. We offer our entire stock of ham
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SECOND VICTIM OF NEGROES
Alva, Brerhtel, Drakeman Shot
Vail, Snccombs to His
Wonnds.
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BOONE, la., July 14. (Special Telegram.)
Alva Brechtel, the brakeman, who was
shot by two negroes at Vail at the same
time Lee Warner was killed, died at his
home last night. He had been lingering
ever since the shooting. He was brought
here two weeks ago from the Carroll hos
pital, but no hope was ever held out he
would survive.
Logan Repairs Roads.
LOGAN, la.. July lt.-(Speclal.) Editor
C. McCahe of Logan Is much pleased
over the prospect of plnclng the roads over
which the Glldden tourists will travel
In Harrison county in as perfect
condition as possible. C. W. Hunt of
Logan will look after the roads In Jeffer
son township, Clem Deur In St. John and
A. B Hosbrook, chairman of the Board
of Supervisors of Harrison, Is In conference
with city and township officials of Wood
bine and Dunlap. It Is thought that the
toads In Boycr township will be In the
noed of the most attention because due
to the damages to grades. In the excessive
rainfall of the few weeks past.
Great Western Resumes Service.
CRESTON, la., July 14.-(Speclal.) The
Great Western railroad, by dogged deter
mination, has succeeded in opening Its
lines today for traffic between Kansas
City, Des Moines, St. Paul and Chicago.
A large force of men and three construc
tion trains have labored incessantly in con
necting up the line between Shannon City
and Kansas Cly. where nearly six miles
of track was washed out. 0' Monday a light
engine was run ovi the track from Kan
sas City to Diagonal, and the experiment
proving the track -tb' be' safe,'! the road
has announc;;! that beginning txluy, 1;
will accept passengers between its ter
minals.
Central lont Tennis Meet.
TILEDO. la., July 14. (Special.) The
fourth annual tournament of the Central
Iowa Tennis association, closed here yes
terday. The class of tennis played waa
above the standard of other years. H.. L.
Byers of Grlnnell, who has held the
championship for three years, was de
feated In the challenge round In a hard
tlve-set match by Dr. F. P. St. Clair of
Toledo. In the doubles Rorem and White
of Motint Vernon defeated all comers
handily through the rounds of the doubles.
Too many opportunities for the chango
that you need, such as
in the west.
Michigan and Great Lakes
Atlantic City and Adirondacks
in the east.
Very low rates and excellent service. Your vacation starts
when the train starts if you use the Rock Island. For further
information inquire of
G. S. PENTECOST, Division Passenger Agent, B
14th and Farnam Streets. Omaha, Nebraska, h
Bee Want Ads stimulate business moves.
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Iorra News Notes.
OILMAN Falling from its hlgh-chalr.
the 11 months old Infant of Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Rager of this place struck the back
of Its head against the floor so hard that
death resulted. The child remained un
conscious for several hours before death.
CRESTON Judd Ross, who have
been given the contract for the new rail
way between here and Wlntetet. are tak
ing a run over the survey between this
city and Macksburg. As soon as they have
tailMfled themselves wltn tnts actual worK
will be commenced. Solicitation for stock
will begin Monday, the 19th.
CRESTON New officers for the Creston
Country club were elected Tuesday night,
at a meeting of that body, and resulted
as follows: D. J. Crane, president; Sheltnn
Jackson, vice president; R. C. Thompsor,
secretary; Charles V. Athc-.arn. treasurer.
Kxecutive committee J. M. Hickey, J V.
Mason. R. E. Bojer, Alva Thomas and
T. L. Sawyer.
CEDAR RAPIDS The semi-annual con
vention of the postmasters of the third
and fourth class of the Cedar Rapids dis
trict was held here yesterday. Thirty
five postmasters were In attendance. The
Cedar Rapids district includes the counties
of Benton. Delaware, Cedar, Blackhawk,
Dubuque, Museatlne, Johnson, Jones, Linn,
Tama, Iowa and Buchanan.
CLEAR LAKE Drinking part of a eup
of gasoline, which Its mother had placed
! with her work, the 2-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fd Westover of near here lies
In a precarious condition in this rlty with
small chance of recovery. The mother was
about to use the gasoline to clean a gar
ment with when the child drank it.
PHENOMENAL VALUES IN PURE SILK RIBBONS. Three Great Bargain Lots o on
sale SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK. When it come to genuine bargains, bar
gains upon which you can rely, we have Omaha "beat a mile."
3c
for No. 5 and 7, Pure
Silk Ribbons val
ues up to 10 cents.
sic
for No. 9, 12, and 16,
Pure Silk Ribbons,
values up to 15c.
for No. 22, 40, 60, 80,
Pure Silk Ribbons,
values up to 25c.
SEE THESE RIBBONS ON DISPLAY IN OUR PEARL STRET WINDOWS.
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COMPA
Forger Fired From Array.
WASHINGTON. July H. I'pon convlc.
tlon by court-martial for passage of bogus
checks and falling to pay his debts. Major
Charles J. T. Clark, Twenty-sixth Infantry
has been dismissed from the army, accord'
ing to an announcement made at the War
department today. Major ciarg was sta
tioned in the Philippine Islands.
Al Good Train for Chicago
Illinois Central, No. 2
Very low round trip thirty day rates to New York. Boston, Montreal. Toronto, Niagara Falls, Detroit
and many other eastern points.
Rates, sleeping car reservations and detailed Information, City Ticket Office. 1402 Farnam St, Omaha.
SAMUEL, NOKTH, District Pagtenger Agent.
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COMPLAINT OF 1NTERURBANS
Two-Cent Fare Law Stops Building
of Electric Railway.
TAFT TO VISIT DES MOINES
President Notifies Commercial Clob
He Will Re There Some Time
Between September
20 and 25.
If you or come member of your fimlly
were taken suddenly to-night with Diar
rhoea. Dysentry. Flux, Cholera Morbus,
or Cholera Infantum, would you be pre
pared to check It?
Every home should have a supply of
Wakefield's
Blackberry Balsam
The most reliable remedy for all loose con
ditions of Us bowels. All druggists sell It.
be In Des Moines some time between Sep
tember 20 and 2o to witness the army
maneuvers neie.
Fire of unknown origin did damage
amounting to $.V)0O0 In the town of Bayard
near lts Moines.
Victor's Family
Ignores Appeal
33-35 pearl Street.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
'Phones 565.
32-34 Main Street.
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(From a Staff Correspondent.)
-t'ES MOINES. July 14. (Special Tele
gramsAt the hearing before the execu
tive council on railroad assessments today
President H. II. Polk of the Pes Moines
Interurban lines told the council that his
company had planned 400 miles of Inter
urbans centering In Des Moines, but be
cause of falling off of receipts caused by
the 2-cent fare they had stopped at sixty
nine miles and would build no more till
the future of lnterurhans In Iowa Is as
sured. He claimed when steam road fares
were S-cents the lnterurhans charged but
two. Now with the steam roads charging 2
cents, the lnterurhans can charge but 1
cents a mile one way and 1.66 for rojnd
rips. The council today finished hearing
all the steam roads and lnterurhans and
took up express companies.
Corporations Are glow. '
Only 2,000 corporations have made return
to the secretary of state and It Is believed
there are (.0U0 or 6,400 In the state doing
business. At least 3.000 have been reported
back aa having gone out of business. The
other 5,000 or 6.000 have only till August 1
in which to get In their reports.
Taft Mill Visit Des Molnrs.
Fresldent Taft today telegraphed the
Commercial club of this city that bs will
Parents of Man Accused of Quadruple
Murder Refuse to Answer His
Letters.
A DEKDKEN, S. D.. July 14. -(Special. )-
Although Emll Victor, accused of the
murder of the Christie family, wrote to hl.s
father ai.d mother and to a brother, soon
after his Incarceration, asking them to
come to his assistance in the direst trouble
of his twenty-three years of life, nellhe.
relative has replied, and today he wrote
another letter to his father, and one to his
brother, pleading for aid.
Witnesses '.n the case who are expected
to testify at the preliminary hearing of
Victor have been subpoenaed lor July 20,
but It by no means certain that the trial
will be set 'or that date. The slate's at
torney will pive Victor ample time to hear
from his relatlts before holding the exam
ination. Victor undert'oos ,n ordeal of question
from the sheriff and state's atlon.-y every
day, lasting from one to three hours, but
he Ftill maintains his marvelous nerve, and
not once has he admitted having had any
thing to do with the murder, nor of know
ing anyone Implicated In the affair.
State's Attorrey Van Slyke and Sheriff
Anderson mako almost dally trips to ttm
scene of the murder In search of further
evidence, and have been untiling In tlvlr
efforts to discover anything calculated to
throw further light on the crinm.
Bold Robbery At Huron.
Ht'RON, 8. D.. July 14. (Special. )-Ono
of the boldest attempts at robbery In the
history of this city occurred between 10
and 11 o'clock last night, alien two men
entered the residence of Jack Kinney. They
frightened Mrs. Kinney and Infant child
from the house and then proceeded to ran
sack the place. Bureau, dresser and ildo
hiiarrt drawers were opened and every ar-
! tlcie of value and such as could be easily
disposed of were carried away. Mrs. Kin
ney recognized one of the men as an early
morning caller whom she had given lunch,
but the other she did not recognize. No
arrests have been made.
Fearful Slaughter
nt deadly microbes occurs when throil"
and lung diseases are treated with Dr.
King's New Discovery. 60c and $1 00. Hold
by Ueston Drug Co.
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