Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BKE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1900.
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Council
Bluffs
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Minor 'Mention
The CMtidU mmttu Offloe of the
,Omli M 1 noon ntresl.
loth 'pOne J. . ..
Council Bluffs
Img".
nd playing the- best vaudeville.
COKfllGANS, undertakers. 'Phone 118.
For frit, modern hoti. 72 th avonue.
Majestic range, P. C. JLe Vol Hdw. Co.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 339.
Lewi Cutler, funeral director. 'I'hone 37.
FAUST BEKR AT ROGERS' BUFFKT.
When you want reliable want ad adver-
7 Using, use Tho lie.-
ricture mi'l iiii poiery lor wwnitig
gifts. Ale xauilt r'. Art Store, 3.T3 Broadway.
Balrd & Lto'and, umlei takers. 'Fhone 122.
i: Xpert piano tuning, Hospe. 'Phone M4,
23 Pearl street, is .South Main.
Cp-to-date Art Department and Picture
Framing, Warwick, ill nouth Main street.
For good painting see Walter Nicholarsen
& Co., 11 South Main street. 'Fbone Inde
pendent 416 Red.
for rf..nttwo rooms, sapp
5sl,G'IC. JNCjriRH K. A. WJCKHAM, 19
A called meeting of the Iowa and Ne
braka Wholwale Grocers' association will
be held at the Grand hotel today.
A biilidinK permit was jsmieil yesterday
to M.ix Uaurnelnter, jr., for a $2,500 frame
cottage at WW Washington avenue.
The Ladles' Aid society of the First Bap
tist church will meet. Thursday afternoon
at the homo of Mrs. Edward Sleepy, 610
liluff street. ...
T.llv caJnp, Royal Neighbors of America
ONE "MIRE" SUES ANOTHER
Division of Property Taken from
Mabray the Bone of Contention.
OKLAHOMA MAN TAKES IT ALL
C'nna Lake, Minn., Man In.lst that
Accord Inn to Aeireenient II" Was
to llmr Half of Amoanl
Iteenvere'l.
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
ewrspe when the train stopped. After
Sloan and Pyatt had been placed In the
bsggage car, Pyatt, In answer to Peter
sen's Inquiries as to the trouble, said that
Sloan had knocked a man from the train.
Later Pyatt retracted this statement, the
witness said.
pltal. where he was rpcrted last evening
to be doing as well as could be t pec ted.
Patterson Is errployed In the firearms de
partment of the Wright A Wllhelmy com
pany of Omaha.
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N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Night. L-170S.
The great Majestic llange exhibition all
this week, October U to S3. Com In and
nee the elegant display. All this week we
give free with each Majestio range sold an
elerant set of kitchen ware, actual value
M Investigate now. P. C. DeVol Hardware
company, 204 Broadway; 10 North Main
street.
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The petition In the suit brought bv
Samuel Sutor of Cass Lake. Minn., against
J. E. Cavanaugh of McAllister. Okl., while
the two were In Council Bluffs last month
ACTIO OX (HKRK PROBLEM
City Attorney Has Not Hud Tim to
Draft the Hesolntlon,
The city council failed to take any action
as witnesses before the federal grand Iutv last night In the matter of the .proposition
In the Mabray swindling cases was men "J aiven me waters or Indian creek, as
In the district court here yesterday. Putor "uggested by Mayor Maloney. as City
Miked" $f.000 by tho Mabray gang, solicitor Kimball had not been able to
mi rv.n.nrh contributed 117.000 to the Prepare the necessary resolution. Mr.
.rr,ir, of the "hi store" syndicate. Kimball said he would have the resolution
a... o... u. mr,A Cavanaugn ". lor suomiasion in about a wee.
riiiui ra.j n mens. I
shortly after the arrest of MaDray arm -"'" pmiKiriw in.nw
,.. r,f hi. .Ill associates in Little'"- " over inoian creea ai
Rock 'last February entered Into an agree-
Real Katat. Transfers.
These transfers were reported to The Bee
October 18 by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Harry J. Paschal and wife and Jamea
A. 1'ascnai, wiaower, lo niarsor Jen
sen, lots 20. 21 and 22. block 5K, Rail
road add to Council Bluffs, w d $
Louis N. Snyder and wife to C. M.
Best, lot 4, block A, Alien t cook s
add to Avoca. w d... "1
Wallace Benjamin and P. O. Alms
house, referees, to Matilda Norgsarti,
se se-4 13-78-44 and whb swi 18-7IS-43,
ref d 4.000
William Moore, trustee and wife, to
Anna Elisabeth Donaldson, lot M.
Belmont add to Council Bluffs, w d 50
will consult with her before a substitute
for the dreamy dances In the darkened
armory will be definitely decided upon tor
the first formal ball of the year, which la
to be given shortly after Thanksgiving.
KerklsM Dres In Gri.
LOOArJ, Ia Oct. t Rpeclal.)-A part
of a human skeleton, a shell necklace and
stone ball were discovered by Tom Cam
field at Woodbine some ten or mora feet
below the surface of the ground. Though
many skeletons, stone hammers, broken
pottery and copper knives have been found
In Harrison county, yet a ahell necklace
and a atone ball are rarities. Seventy dlf
ferent pieces of pottery have been found
In the sides and botton of a gulch forty
feet deep near a series of mounds. Though
the race antedating the Indian may hare
burled the dead ten or more feet below
the surface of the ground as In the Cam
field find, yet such a theory will ,not ac
count for the pieces of pottery found pro
trading from the sides of gulches forty
feet and over, below the surface ox the
ground In one or more gulches In Harrison
county. ,
Four transfers, aggregating.
..$4,376
llanos that are always sold at $228 to
$300 we sell at $146, $190. $210. Higher-priced
Instruments In proportion. Easy payments.
A. Hospe Co., 2S Pearl street and 28 South
Main street. Council Bluffs, la.
ment to divide the expense and ihare the
nroceeds of attachment
money and prctxrty found In Mabray's
possession In Little Rock. ' The attachment
on the money, Sutor claims, reallied $1,615,
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will 'meet in rerular session this evening.
Members of the degree team are requested
to hi present for drill.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Second
I'recl.yleriaii church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. U. C
Noigaurd, 1U24 Kant 1'ieroo street.
' The Ladles' Aid society of the Fifth
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1 day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Auman,
9 corner of Kighteenth street and tecond
avenue.
Mayor Thomas Maloney arrived home
yesterday afternoon from Iowa Cly where
lit! attended a meeting of the State Board
of Directum of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians.
The case against John Falcella, an Ital-
Inn railroad laborer charged with atternped
mi-hmuII on JJorotliy J'.iCKara, a young gin,
ai dismissed In police court yesterday for
want of prosecution..
T. A. Pvterson, agarnst whom an Indict
ment on the charge of wife desertion was
rciui nlr lust February was taken Into
ctiHtoi y fnet evening. In default of a bond
placed nt WOO he was committed to the
countyjaiL ,
H. M. Sargent and Oscar Keellne left
yesterday for Wood Lake, Cherry county.
Neb., to get the camp In readiness for the
other members of the Elkhorn Valley
Hunting club who will leave for their an
nual outing next Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Pauley, wife of Theodore
Pauley died yesterday morning at the
Jtnnle Edinundnon Memorial hospital, aged
i) yeurs. Besides her liuHband, she leaves
four daughters and ten sons. The body
will be taken to Harlan, la., for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Munger returned
home yesterday morning from a visit In
Hloux C'iiy. Onllieir arrival In Council
Ultiffs they found a telegram notifying
them of the death of their daughter-in-law
In Hayard. la., tor which place they left
on the next train. , . . ,
Word was received here yesterday of the
death of Noel De Witt, the 3-year-old son
of Mr. and Mr. Georg De Witt, former
resiaenta of Council Bluffs, now living In
Artesian, 8. D., to which place they re
moved lam spring. John De Witt and 11.
y. Piicj left yesterday to attend the fun
eral. . .
Rev. C. R. Haudenschleld of Chicago,
who closed u three-weeks' revival at the
Broadway Methodist church Sunday eve
ning left yisierday afternoon for Mary
vllle. Mo., from where after a short visit
ho will go to Dayton, Wash., to open a
series of revival meetings' there on Octo
ber 24.
A.'-'jfnSy5h.'rn8hjfif Ot Xhe CUIsenaM
Gas & XJieclrlc company left last evening
lor Detroit to attend the annual meeting
of the American Gas Institute. He was
attachment brought $499 25 more,
the foot of Bryant street, notified the
council that the building waa completed
I .nt that V. m H-a. t . . . . I . .
SUitS g3lnst th I - iu mm ii over 10
iow uivj . j ne council win meet as a com
mute of the whole this afternoon at t
o'clocq at Inspect the building.
Resolutions were adopted requiring four
making
7 . .. . . . nnd .old tinder """
ana n me prou " of the railroads to construbt culverts un
Royalty from Llstnt Company.
Mayor Maloney received yesterday from
the Citlsens' Gas and Llectrlc company a
check for $4,11.6S. the amount of the roy
alty due the city for twelve months un
der the company's contract. The royalty
la computed at the rate of I per cent on
gross sales of gas and 3 per cent on gross
The first year It amounted to $3,147.36 and
the second year It was $3,639.68. It will be
en that the amount of the royalty has
. .( n ev r a no luiiuwi. Mr llt'HKII I , . . i i la eViak ri !
. . a e.rt eerier r.vr'inor fO HllTOr. in - I S&iVel OI eiWCiriC CUnmU, JVIiio io
IOIR OI eV.i.J.'-iJ. v-v - - ' UrAflt VV a.ri Tanlh ru...H4t, . A I .....
,.,-. oviahoma failed to carry out " fc " '"' 7"". ' year that the city has received mis royalty.
his pert of the agreement and up to date avPnues. tn Un!on Paclflc ,t TweIfth anJ
Thirteenth .tret. .n T.ntk k
. . . v.n,..nl Sulnr n !tk H i . ..... '
n -.r. am a rT Yn 111 I ni. .... I'niravn M. Kn.ll.r..,M.H . . T . I . w . . I "
" I . "wiuincDinii a i x rii in uirwui...,., K... i v ve.r
sou imin avenue ana oetween Tenth ana
Eleventh avenues on Twelfth street: the
Chicago, Burlington A Qulney at Tenth
Eleventh and Twelfth streets and Eleventh
avenue. The order requires that the cul-
for Judgment for $1,W7.U against Cava-
naugh.
Wants Pay for ringere,
Ralph Joseph McKwen, who had the
i - hi. rlirht hand ground off In a
sausage machine on the evening of August verts be constructed within sixty days from the following
nr. tt the Central grocery and meat "l nonce,
h was employed, has The city solicitor was authorised to dls-
hrouaht suit in the district court against miss the suit brought In the district court
. . t A..iai aitnrtna nmnrlflors of the I
V nl 'dBmare. The suit lnlal hta at It. crossings a. provided
"- ' . .. I In Its rlcht of wav frsnehls. a. tha rail
i . i miTTin nr wirs. m fillip i - -
111 " . miiJ hiil einn n,l,W ,U . ,.
man's mother and j .,.,..r .....
Wanted Reliable girl. 809 Fifth Ave.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
N.m and Residence. Age.
William Ehlers. Mlnden, la 21
Dora Parrlng, Minden, la , '
Raymond O. Omspangh, South Omaha..'. 22
Martha B. J. Braner. South Omaha 21
Another suit against the same rall-
I rond In romnel It in In.t.U pAutn . n , a.
.i th.t vnung McEwen was ordered by , ' Al -"--
la brought
MCOTon, me . . J . " C. ment.
natural guardian. It is ciaimea in uk
I Is Dfndlnr in th pourt
the foreman oi V ,7 . ' Tn m"ef of the distribution of eight-!
clean the grinaer ana i -.;. "'" een additional electric llghta In the dlf-
the electric power oy wo.u.. ferent wards was referred to the corn-
was operaiea was niriiu oo ... mittee of the whole. The council adjourned
of hleTignt nana were B.ov..u .... untn this afternoon, following; the meeting
the current couia De luruea of tn committee of the whole.
It Is said, was Inexperienced ana was noi
warned of the danger. Everybody goes to Borwlck, III South
Harry Swanson, a well Known piano main, ior tneir wan paper and paints.
Plaintiff's Motives
Arc Questioned
Iowa Telephone Company .Files An
Amended Answer in injunc
tion Suit. .
Iowa, Legislator Hart.
HARLAN, la., Oct. 18. Special.) Rep
resentative Curran F. Swift Is lying at his
home here in a critical condition as a re
sult of Injuries received In a runaway
on the streets of Harlan yesterday. Mr.
Swift Is about 48 year of age. He Is
popular man and a leader In every thing
that pertains to the welfare and advance
ment of his home town.
HIS HOME HIS CASTLE, BUT
POLICE BATTER DOWN DOOR
Poor Old John Doe and Companion
Defy the World, bt Officers
Ret a Too Hold.
A few hours before Jocund day stood
tiptoe on the misty mountain tops Forest
Lewis and John Doe, who by the way Is
always In trouble, retired Into their room
at 1409 Chicago street and surrounded a
bottle of alleged whisky. Ensuing Joy re
sulted In utterances that disturbed the en
tire community. Fearing that the baccha
nalian revel might be Interrupted they
barred tho door.
Vain were the entreaties for peace and
quietude by Mrs. OdeTI, the landlady. The
police were called, but the hurrah went on.
Mr. Doe defied the power of the police,
the militia and the United States army.
He announced that he waa ensconced In
his own domicile and was prepared to de
fend the rights of his home. The officers
battered down the door.
"One dollar and costs." tald Judge Crawford.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DE8 MOINES, la., Oct. 18. (Special
tuner of this city, has been made defendant Why? Because he has the nnest stock of Telegram.) In the telephone merger suit
In a damage suit for $1,050, which 1 red wail paper and paints In the city and seljs today, the Iowa Telephone company filed
Davis asks as compensation for being, as them at the most reasonable prices. Al- an amendment to its answer In which it
he alleges, assaulted and beaten by Swan- ways see Borwlck first. 211 South Main claims that the various plaintiffs asking
son. Davis states In his petition that he street.
i a. i .Kitat anrl la r innlPil In I
the nip ana in one nuuu u uiv w.
... un. eU& nthan hnnrl SurirtHnn I
mumo, wn.. on -v.... ." Entire Work Planned to Be Done In
Is a man ot powenui pnysniue.
Is alleged to have been committed October
8 last, at Thirty-fourth street and Broad
way. Davis says owanson owi mm
knocked him down and that when Swanson
first struck him he told Davis, "I will show
you how to tune pianos right in front of
my door.
Tho following Jury was drawn yesterday
for the term of superior court which opuna
November 1: William Hewitt, Lewis town
ship: T. J. R. Turner, D. 8. Anders, B. r.
Ta'ylor, Waahipgton "township; f Barch,
Garner
One Day.
Preliminary plana for making a religious
. .n, lurmcu l a sue- . , . i,. . ,vnrtlrl ..in.rln-
clal meeting of the Council Bluffs Minis- , ,., .i .,.. hh..
for an Injunction against the merger re
actuated by selfish motives, and points
out that several of them are Int wrested
In competing companies, In Sioux City,
Council Bluffs and other places.
Rev. A. C. Douglas, pastor of the First
United Presbyterian church, has resigned
tendent of missions and- vacant churches.
The appointment waa made at the synodV
cal meeting in Indlanola.
In Its report to the railroad commission
for the year ending June -30, 1909, the Bur
lington railroad -today-repwrts gross earn
accompanied by Mrs. English and they 4-Jensen, Norwalk township; J. M. Scott,
will visit nt Buffalo. Niagara and Mon
ireul, Canada, before returning home about
November I.
For throwing a brick through the win
dow of a lunch wagon on South Main
htreet Saturday night J. C. Lewis was sin
tenc d to flfuen days In Jail yesterday
morning by Police Judge Snyder. Lewis Is
said to have thrown the brick because the
proprietor of the lunch wagon refused to
hand him out a. free sandwich.
Judge V. R. Green, who will preside at
the November term of district court In this
city, sent word to Clerk Brown yeHterday
to notify the petit jurors for that term to
spp 'ar November 15 lntead of on Novem
ber 2i the date fc r which they had been
summoned. Jury cases will be starter! one
we k larlier than was at flr.it Intended.
Mr. and' Mrs. William Cadwallader of
Lincoln, Nib., who came to" Council lllnffs
by automobile on Saturday to visit Mrs.
t'uuwallailer'u father. Captain L. H. Cous
Iiim and MIkh Maude Cousins, turned
home yeti rdav, acoeavtfanied Miss
CoumIiim, Miss Bert Hmilii and' her sister.
' Mrs. liaeiens, who will visit .there ror a
few days.
Adna J. .Orcutt, aged 74 years, died Sun
day evening at his home, IWi Second ave
iui, from ht art trouble. Two sons, D. M.
Circuit and VV. K. Oreutt of this city and
threejPaughU'rs, Mrs. J. L. Humbert, Orand
Jui.0 I. Col.; Mrs. Q. B. Camp, Topeka,
KaifT- mid Mrs. Colfax Sanderson, Jackson
ville. Fla., survive him. The body will be
tuken to Kansas City for burial. Mrs. Or
cmi tiiei tho latter part of June of this
year.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Trumbull of Logan
street, am holding a family reunion, hav
ing as their guests three sisters and a
brotner of Mis. Trumbull. Their guests
are Mrs. Mecca Doughty Varney of Pap
paw. Wis., who before her marriage waa
a well known teacher In the public schools
or Council liluffs. Mrs. Otis Hale of Qua
dalatara. Mex., Mr. and Mrs. Thoinaa W.
Ivor of tilenwood, la., and Dr. A.
Doughty of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Varney
is hive to attend the National Woman's
Christian Temperance union convention In
Orniilm. She Is superintendent of the
f ani'liiso 1. parlment of the national organization.
terlal association yesterday morning. It Is
proposed to make a house-to-house can
vass for the purpose of ascertaining the
church affiliation or Inclination of the oc
cupant. The plan is to cover the entire
city In one day. and In order to accomplish ins8 ln Iowa as $l0.3TA!'from operating
this committees will, be appointed . frpm ! .oiireea and oDeratlng expenses amounting
eich church. Rev. P. A. Case of the First to $8111057. ' ' " ".' '
township; C. A. Peterson, NeU BaPtlst church. Rev. J. W. Williams of Attorney General Byera' has held that
diiauw,! meuiuuiBi cnurcn ana a. xa. panics must pay Z per cent lnieresi on uo-
Hutchlnson were appointed as the commit-1 posits of county funds- and that If the
tee to take charge of the work. banks of a 'county Beat refuse fd 'take the
Officers for the ensuing six months were money on interest the ' county' treasurer
Hasel Dell township; John Buch.' W. H
Simon, MlndeB township; T. A. Brewlck.
Otto Voegler, J. D. Steffen, ' R. E. Ander
son, Bert Sheely, Council Bluff.
Sloan Case Goes to Jury.
The trial ot Ben Sloan, charged with the
murder of James Wallace, a young Scotch'
man who waa said to have been beaten
and thrown from a Northwestern paasen
ger train near Crescent City on the even
ing of May 22 last, which waa begun In
the district court yesterday morning, waa
concluded last evening and the case given
to the Jury about 6:30 o'clock. Up to a
elected as follows:. President. Rev. James
M. Williams of Broadway Methodist
church; .vice president. Rev. George A.
Ray. D. D., pastor of the Second Presby
terian church; secretary. Rev. Grant Lewis
of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church.
Although no formal action was taken by
the association the pastors of many of the
churches of the city wilt resign their pul
pits next Sunday, both morning and even
ing, to Women's Christian Temperance
late hour last niiiht the Jury had not Unlon Pakers.
reached a verdict. Tne 'eKUla'' meeting of the association
Sloan, Wallace and a man named Jessel wlI be hel1 next Monday morning.
DU... k..l h.tr .v ..t .nrf I
were riding on the tender ' of th. enfgne. ,A Plano nl n taatn.rn.nt for
Sloan and Wallace were .aid to have "'"""JV"1', an abator In the highest
.,o, i it .11. h.t beat things for which th. world
YVnre. ' tlmn.t onconselou. and then trves, but it is. In thousands of Instances,
threw him from tha train. mn of ""PPort to the recipient and
Pvatt. who had been held under bonds entlre 'amlly. A Hospe Co., 29 Pearl St
as a witness, did not reach here yesterday and 28 8outh Mln "feet, Council Bluffs,
until after the attorneys had begun their u- nkea the lowest prices, easiest With
closing arguments to the Jury, so was not
examined. The principal witnesses for
the state were O. J. Larsen, fireman of
MABHAY'l MEN ARB REARRESTED
Federal Aathorltlee Having; Trouble
the train, and C. E. Petersen, the head
brakeman.
Hlnnn'. riefen. w.. th.t VAlI.e. wn.
under the Influence of liquor and fell from ,eavl.n for chlca evening, received
the train.
Getting Them to tha Bluffs
Postoffice Inspector Swenson, Just before
Larsen testified to seeing two of the
three 'men fighting and one beating the
other with a shovel. He could not, how
ever. Identify Sloan as the man he had
seen using the shovel on the other.
Petersen testified to running after and
capturing Sloan, who tried to make his
1NDEGESTION GAS AND HEARTBURN GO
(
Belief in five minutes awaits every
Stomach sufferer here.
Nothing will remain undigested or sour
on your tomli lyuu will take a little
lilf.pepflu ocea-ilonally. This powerful
digestive and antacid, though aa harmless
inn!. iltaint ai candy, will digest and
prepare for assimilation .nlo the blood
till the food you .ran eat.
i:t whut your stomach craves, without
the Miuhtest fear of Indigestion or that
you will bo bothered with aour rising.
Belching, Gas on Stomach, Heartburn,
Headaches from stomach, Nausea, Bad
Veutli, Water Brash or a feeling like you
aid swallowed a lump Of lead, or other
llsugreeable miseries. Should you be suf-
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ferlng now from any stimach disorder
you can get relief within five minutes.
It you will get from your pharmacist a
60-cent case of Pape'a ' Dlapepsln you
could always go to the table with a hearty
appetite, and your meals would taste good,
because you would knjw there would be
no Indigestion or Sleepless nights or
Headache or Stomach miner y all the next
day; and besides, you vould not need
laxativea or liver pills to keep your stom
ach and bowela clean and fresh.
Pape'a Dlapepsln can be obtained from
your druggist, and contains more than
sufficient to thoroughly cure the worst
case of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. There
la nothing better for Gas on the Stomach
or sour odors from the stomach or to
cure a Stomach, Headache.
You couldn't keep a handler or more
useful article In the house. Adv.
Give your stomach a square deal by
eating "
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The food that is full of nutriment and
easily, digested. Heat in oven and serve
with milk or cream.
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telegram notifylpg him of the rearrest
at Seattle. Wash., of Bert R. Shores, alias
Bert Warner; Ole Marsh, alia. Jack Car
roll, and Winn 8. Harris, alleged members
of th. Mabray gang. Th. three, who were
arrested October 8 under the Indictment
returned ln Council Bluffs by the federal
grand jury, had been released on bonds in
the sum of $3.0u0. They were rearrested
tinder the indictment returned br the
federal grand jury ln Omaha, and now will
be required to furnish additional bonds 'n
the sum of $15,000.
I doubt if either of the three men will
he able to furnish a $15,000 bond," said
Postoffice Inspector Swensn, "and I thiuk
we will now be able to hold them.'
R. B. Herriman, Frank W. Brown and
Edward C. Moore, the three alleged. Ma
bray "ateerers" arrested at San Jose, Cal.,
are making a hard fight against removal
to Council Bluffs. The hearing on JhJlr
extradition has been continued until Oc
tober 28. J. Smith of Streator, III., Another
alleged steerer, Is also fighting against
being brought to Iowa and his hearing has
also been continued to October 28.
Mr. Swenson returned Sunday from Chi
cago, where he had been on matters In
connection with the prosecution of the
Mabray gang, and was called back there
last evening.
must hustle around and find banks some
place else that will. '
Dark Dances Tabooed. i
IOWA CITY, la., Oct.. 18. (Special.)
What to substitute for the old-time "dark
dances" at the formal parties Is the ques
tion which is bothering "the sophomore oo-
tilllon committee at the' University of
Iowa. The waltx under the Influence of
the darkened lights was tabooed by the
co-eds. last year and as a result the senior
hop committee had no "dark dances" on
the annual commencement ' week ball pro
gram. The cotillion committee has ap
pointed a committee to investigate elec
trical devices which will furnish novel
dances and yet at the same time come
within the limits prescribes by the leaders
among the varsity society girls. The at
litude of the new dean of women. Miss
Anna Llngenhagen, on the "dark dance"
so long In vogue here Is hot known and
the chairman of the cotillion committee
CZAR STEERS CLEAR
OF BAVARIAN GROUND
Hostility Manifested by Landtag; Re.
srarded Cause for Change of
Roote on Way Soath.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 18. An Impor
tant and unexpected change of Itinerary
has been made on the eve of Emperor
Nicholas' departure for Italy. It Is under
stood that the change waa due ln part to
recent criticism of the emperor In th.
Bavarian landtag, but as well to other and
deeper reasons, which, according to the
best Information obtainable here, resulted
in the emperor's decision to avoid Bavaria
and Switzerland.
The new route chosen 1. by way of
Odessa, Posen, Frankfort and Bessandon,
France. A meeting between the emperor
and the president of Franco during the trip
is possible.
FOUR, MEN DIE. IN FIRE
Blase of Incendiary . Origin In Peed
Yard at Wichita Resnlfa
Fatally.
WICHITA, Kan., Oct. 18. Four men
were burned to death and one man was
fatally burned' In a feed yard fire here
today.
The dead:
W. R. KEPPLINGER, Olustee, Okl.
ALONZO VERL1NO. Wichita.
JAMES GILMORE. Wichita,
AN UNIDENTIFIED MAN.
Fatally burned:
Fred George, Wichita.
The men were asleep In the hay In
barn which was destroyed and perished
there. Thirty horses burned to death, but
the property loss was small, The fir Is
believed to have been of Incendiary origin,
Roosevelt Gets
Behind Big Tree;
Elephant Falls
Intrepid Hunter Shoots One Pachy
derm and Is Charged by Another
Cunningham Saves Him.
NAIROBI, British East Africa, Oct U.
Mr. Creswell, ' a government engineer In
th publlo works department at Nyorl,
came into Nairobi this afternoon and
brought word that Mr. Roosevelt had a
very narrow escape when ahootmg his first
bull elephant When shooting an elephant
It Is often necessary to creep into the herd
and shoot the selected bull at a range of
flftec-n to thirty yards.
Mr, Roosevelt, accompanied by Mr. Cun
nlngham, the big game hunter and guide,
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Hnntev Accidentally Shot.
While out hunting Sunday afternoon
southwest of the Union Pacifte transfer
yards George W. Patterson of 1101 Seventh
avenue was shot In the light leg and
severely wounded by the accidental dis
charge of a shotgun In the hands of his
brother-in-law, Fred Roberts. The young
men were starting for home, when Roberts
decided to "break" his gun. In removing
the shells one was accidentally discharged
and the full charge of shot struck Patter
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Survivors Red Cross Society
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WANiitNUTON, Oct. 18. For th. pur
pose of affording prompt relief to the
needy storm sufferers at Key West, the
army post at that place Is to Issue rations
for a few days, the cost of which wilt be
borne by the American National Red Cross
society.
In the meantime, the organisation has
undertaken an. investigation on its ow
account and on. of Its experts, J. C. Lon
gan, of Atlanta, Ga., has been directed to
proceed to the scene of the disaster and
report to Washington the extent of relief
and rehabilitation necessary.
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pliant at the second shot. StHMehly, before
Mr. Rooarvelt could reload,' another ele
phant bull charged him at close' range from
the herd. Mr. Cunningham and Mr.' Roose
velt got behind trees and Mr. Cunningham
fired and turned the bull from Mr. Roose
velt Just In time.
Dr. William Lord Smith and two -'companions
have left for- Kaplta . (Mains ifter
lions. They have been' out here about three
months collecting near K.nla and In the
c:untry where Mr. Roosevelt Is. They have
collected, roughly, 900 'specimens to' 'date.
They sail for New Tork from Mombasa
about the end of the month. ' , "'
The balloonograph expedition arrived
here yesterday and will make aft ascent In
Nairobi, according to present-arrangements.
Th. r.ew governor wilt arrlv. here tomor
row. The king'. African Rifles, a native
regiment officered by British military offi
cers, will form a guard- ot honor at the
station on his arrival. ...
If you have anything to sell or trade
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followed this procedure and killed his ele- Bee Want Ad columns. : .
Children Offer Some Novel
Pleas for Cutting; School
) .i
Hi. first, experience of school days has
been somewhat; disheartening and disillu
sioning. Tha educational life Is not what
dotlbg parents and pedagogues boast It to
be. The 'world Is hollow, the red coated
apple Is cankered at the cor. and there la
no balm in Gilead. He Is going Into the
garden.
This boy, named Lyman, of age I years
and of disposition belligerent, has been
the king pin. and boas bully of his neigh
borhood. It waa with some fears for the
other children that his mother sent him
away to the Central school for the first
time the other day.
A few sessions passed and then the boy
came home with his books.
'I ain't going to school any more," he
announced flatly, defiantly.
"Why, Lyman! Why not?" asked his
mother. - . -
Why, I can't lick all them big boys," he
replied. .
This lad has not appeared In Juvenile
court for truancy, but plenty others were
there when Judge Redick took th. place
of Judge Estelle, who Is out Of the city.
Mary Bartschat and' her mother furbished
th. most noteworthy -ease.The girl, who
la IS years of age, Wiy VtbVVo o' School
because "I am bigger than the other girls
In my grade and they alL laugh at me."
Mrs. Bartschat wishes to keep her daugh
ter at home to help with th. work. Inquiry
was mad. about th. head of th. house and
it developed that th. husband' and father
works ln a distillery and earns $11 a week. '
"Does he drink T" Inquired th. court.
"He only spends 10. cents, a . fay that
way," replied Mrs. Bartschat.
'That is S a month," suggested Proba
tion Officer Bernstein. :
This roused Mrs. Bartschat.
"It isn't too much for a hard, working
man," she cried and then burst Into tears.
The court soothed her feelings a little by
expressing the opinion that ' tlartschat
could not be said to be- drinking very dev
ilishly at 10 cents per diem. .. ,
The girl waa ordered to go to school and.
an effort will be made to have hat- stepped
up a grade if possible.
Silence I
EXPLOSION KILLS SEVEN MEN
Boiler Blow. Up and Marls Km ploy es
to Eternity Two People Are
Fatally Injured.
ELDORADO, Ark., Oct. IS. Seven em
ployes were killed and three other persons
were Injured, two fatally, when a boiler
at the plant of the Griffin Sawmill com
pany, near Eldorado, exploded today. The
steam register, It Is said, failed to indicate
the over-pressure, the. explosion, which
could be heard for several mile., followed,
wrecking a large section of the plant
Mrs. J. Reed, wife of the superintendent
of the mill, waa in her home, some dis
tance from the mill, when th. explosion oc
curred, a brick penetrating the wall and
Injuring her severely, .
The successful medicines are those that
aid na'ure. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
acts on this plan.
The instinct of modesty natural to every woman is often
f rest hindrance to the cure of womanly diseases. Women
shrink from the personal questions of the local physician
whioh seem indelicate. The thought of examination is ab
horrent to them, and so they endure in silence s condition
ef disease wbiob sorely progresses from bad to worse.
It bm fteesr Dr. PUret'm prtrllti to care m
trmt many wonee sis A re found m refvde
toe tno4mty la bin oft ot FREB coHtalf'
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JAPS WILL SUFFER LOSS
Los Annele. Bank Falls, Dne to Hon
Cnnsed by Fallnre ef Other
. Banks.
LOS . ANGELES. Cal Oct. It the
Japanese-American bank of this city, a
branch pt a San Francisco concern and
having deposits of about $200,000, was
closed today by order of State Bank Super
intendent Anderson. Practically all of
the depositor, are Japanese. The trouble
Is believed to have been due to the recent
failures of bank. In Oakland and Sac
ramento, which resulted In large withdrawals.
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Via the Northwestern line
To Milwaukee and return,
October It 1. .
Good till October 24. ,
Eight trains dally.
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Apply from 9:30 to 11 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. daily; at the
office of superintendent of transportation, 2d floor Merck
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