Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1889, Page 6

] PSPPI, B e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE! TU DAY, APRIL 230 THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE. Delivered by earrier in An; I'wenty Cents H. W. TILTON NO 12 PEARL STREET. Part of heCitya or Week, . MANAGER. TELEPHONES: Bursiness Orrice No. 43, Nionr Epitor, No. % MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. The banks will observe to-day as a legal holiday and close their doors. The Globe building is being demolished preparatory to erecting a three-story brick. Robert Mullis has removed nis grocery stock to the stand formerly occupied by J. L. Forman. The ladles of the Acme Comedy company will give an entertainment at Armory hall, next Thursday evening. A new fruit and confectionery store has been started at 3056 Broadway with J. P. Sketchley & Co, proprietors, 1t 18 not the intention of Nixon Waterman to hold the Reflector any longer than he can find a purchaser—so he says. At the last meeting of the Maennerchor soclety, Mr. Fred Sperling presented with & handsome chair in honor of his sixty- first birthday. The gift was from his asso- ciates in the society. To-morrow the Sunday school workers of this county meet in t ’resbyterian church, There will be a forenoon, afternoon and evening session. Al nvited. Yesterday afternoon the three-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mueller fell into a pail of boiling water, while at play. Its bands and arms were severely scalded. The condition of Kittie Edwards continues to improve. She is now uware of the man- ner in which her injury came, and is making a brave fight for life, with good prospects of success, In the district court yesterday, the only jury case on the day's assignment was one in which Attorney Organ was interested, and Dbe being at Avoca, the case had to go over. v there will be no session of the court, account of the memorial nature of the ay Don’t forget the Washington centennial memorial union meeting this morning at the Presbyterian church, at 9 o'clock, A most ting programme has been prepared, consisting of music, addresses and selections from Washington’s inaugural address. In this issue the J. Mueller Music company announces its grand opening. The rooms have been put in magnificent shape. One of the largest stock of pianos ever brought west is being received and a fine musical pro- gramme will be rendered. Notice the ad. in another column, Last evening at 8:30 o'clock Mr. W. J. Byrnes of Omaha and Letia M. Coffeen of Knoxville, Tenn., were married by Re i W. Crofts. The ceremony was privat the parlors at the egationul parsonat and was witnessed by a few friends of the contracting parties, Division No. 12, uniform rank, K. of P., of Omaha, made their brethren in the Bluffs a right royal visit last evening. They came in @ train chartered for that purpose, They were met by th on their arrival here a banquet passed right was spread. pleasantly for ail partic N. M. Pusey got a brief respite from his arduous dut attorney) by having a wolf hunt on his farm, near the city. Yusterday he brought into the county auditor’s oftice three wolves, rather small and young, but still big enough and old enough 1o war the usual bounty. The crop of wolves se pretty fair this spring, the bounties being paid amounting to from §5 to §10 a ating. Some of the counters and desks in the new court house are showing up very poorly. Even the short time since they were put place has caused joints to shrink, until there are very unseemly seums and gaps. Some of the ornamental pieces were s0 poorly fastened on that they dropped off, apparently by their own weight. Considerable patching is necessary. The tem ance meeting at the Congrega- tional church promises to belone of real inter- est. The topics to be discussed are Progress of the Temperance Sentir the Church During Last 100 Years,' Rev. Mr. Harris. © Teachings of Sci- ence on the Drink Question,” Rev.iS. Phelps. ‘“I'he Advance in_Methods of Temperance Work,” Rev. D. C. Franklin, The condition of Patrick McCann, the dis- abled old soldier who was stricken with pa- ralysis some months ago, grows constantly ‘worse. It is conced he will never be bet- ter. Ho is receiving, s his support, the munificient sum of $2 a month as pension from the government. An effort is being made to sccure an increase in the amount to a sum sufiicient to muintain him comfortably during his last days—which will be but few at most. “Phe local camp of Modern negotiating with the Ct for a lot upon which to be occupied by the or woodmen from otne Woodmen is tauqua managers a log cabin to as headquarters for parts of the country during the session of th mbly. An effort is being made to secure the co-operation of the Omaha camp and put the matier in shape 80 the “Woodmen's Log Cabin” will be one of the permaucnt things on the Chautauqua frmmds. ere 18 every prospect of success n both efforts. A change is to be made av the court house. ‘The bourd of trade, which now occupies the library room, between the two court rooms, is to change its quarters. 1t will occupy the present clerk’s oflice on the fivst floor., and the clerk will move up stairs into the librery room. ‘The change will not be made until after the present term of court. Itis thought that the chauge will make it more convenient JSor the clerk, and those who have business Wwith him and the court. Articles of incorporation were filed yester- ay for the Avoca Buiiding and Loan asso- ‘Ihe new organization is quite simi- r to the one which has run here so long The temporary officers r, president; N, Hodg- F. Benjamin, counsel- {. 0. Seiffert, Henry n, di- placed’ at 5o, W. W. The 00, stock is ans is having considerable trouble rection of his building on Main street. He secured a permit, let the contract and started on the excavation. Then came au ofticial injunctior issued on the ground thut there was refuse upon the lot and tho city scavenger had been givon the contract to romove it. Mr. Evaus cannot get it throueh his head that e has no rights in b andling his own property which the city & cuvenger is bound to respect. Ho proposes 10 put up his building just the same. 270 (Loyal) A. IR, hall riduy evening at 8 o'clock. e For $25.00—The N, Y. Plumbing Co. will put a lead service pipe and hydrant in your yard; also 50 feet extra hose. Call at once ut 114 Main street, Roows to rent in the Merriam block, 3. Wadsworth & Co., 236 Main street. - J. G. Tipton, real estate, e L The Committee Did Not Go. Just us the committee was preparing to loave for Kunsus City last eveung, o mes- Conneil BI oW 7 Bldway sago was received announcing that the Bouthwestern Pussenger association had ostponed its meeting until the 14th proximo, 'he committee having the matter of a r duction in fare for firemen will try to secure a1 earlior mecting with the memoers of that body, us it is not thought best to delay the scttlemert of this watter until so late a date. e A 8. Chase will exterminate goph- evs und rats from furms and private res- idences for the season for € and up- wards, Work warranted. Adldress Ab 8. Chase, Council Blufs, 1a, o Notice the beautiful finish give s, eulls and shivts by Ca pany. — i Dr, C. C, Hazen, dentist, Opera bouse Llock, a dr - Have our wagon call for your soiled ecloihes. Czscade Laundry Co, THE BLUEFS WILL CELEBRATE Preparations Made For Varied Ser- vices and Sports To-Day. TO SHARP TALK JURYMEN. They Must Neither Drink Nor Loaf— Caught By the Police —A Money Test—A Tardy Prosecutor —Minor Mention, Washington's Centennia This morning at 9 o'clock there will be a union meeting at the Presbyterian church, at which time and place the following pro- gramme will be carried out: Organ salutators Me. Will L. Thixtun Doxology—*Praise God from Whom All Bles g8 Flow.”.......... . Reuding of President Turrison’s ‘procla: mation,..............Rev D. C. Franklin Hymn .. .Chorus choir, led by Prof. Baetens Reading of scriptures.... Rev. G, P, Wiliiams Prayer Anthen Address v, Step! hington's Inaugural o ecorge H. Bennett '‘Character of Wasnington™. .. s .RRev. S. Alexander Selection Address Address—* Mrs Bert Ivan: Morkel, Prof. D. W. McDermid and Mr. Frank Westcott. Address—tA Centiury's Progress’, Prayer Hymn— Benediction The follow:ng is § en by Rev. G. W. Crofts, and which has already beea given such high praise by those who have heard it: .Chorus Choir N. Harris ELOVED LAND. A hundred years have pussed and gone, Thou elorious land of Washington, Since he the noble, true and great Commanded first the ship of state; A hundred years of storm and shine Upon the dark and heaving brine; A hundred years of onward sweep Aguiust the giants of the deep. Heoloved land of Washington, Child of the cloudless morning sun, Thy birth, thy glorious birth, we sing, Accept, O God, our offering. Thou land where freedom lights the way To pilgrims of a better day: A beacon to the nations where The soul ie mantled with despair; A land where hope in beauty blooms Above a thousand mossy tombs; Ve Lift our hearts to Him who gave his land unto the free and brave. 0, land by all the patriot blood ‘That staius the soil, that dyes the flood; O land to tho't and labor given The treasures of the highest heaven; Protected be thy hills and plans 3y Him who still in mercy reiuns, Protected be thy flag unf The ensign of a rising world. AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, The excrcises here will be of special in- terest. The service used will be the same as that used i St. Paul's ch h, New York, I D one hund o, Th r, v, T J. Macka 1 preachi on “The s of the Republic,” 3. A. R.. Dodge Light Guards, Uniform Rank of the K. of P., the fire department and city counci to attend this service. ST. XAVIER'S CHURONL High mass will be said this morning at 10:30 o’clock at St. F ncis X er’s church, An appropriate secmon and musical services will follow. are expected [HE SCHOOLS, The centenu of the in uguration of ‘Washington wi . m., by special exer- by "the following pro- gramm Song—Hail Columbi; A School Address by Columbia und Response by the Thirtecn Original State tie Br nt and Thirt . White and Biue. Ship of State. ... 'red Emphil Recitation—Union Song of the Celt...... Kittie B, Ogden Six Little Boys shington.... citation—Washington .. . itation—Bi f W, Reading Mount : S Simpson mberlain aud Cairce. = 3y Thirteon Girls athan Hale. .. ...Gussic Houn Birlhday Violin Solo Accompanied 1789-1859 Recit; Recitation—The Plag AL Mcintire Columbia and Thirteen Original States with New States added to the Union. Song—Hurrah for the Model Republi Song programme for the this afternoon: come by Mr, C. W. s, president of the ation, ‘The following is the sport at the driv 1:80—Add Taton, of Cé 1 Entries, J. N. Baldwin, ir.. seman hose teams. 5:00—100-yard foot race. Open to all local at hibition drill of the Dodge Light 0—Fifty-yard foot race. cal amateurs, 2:45—Exhibition run of the P. Lacy hose team. All mewmbers under eleven years of Open to all lo- age. 3:00—300-yard foot race. Open to all local amateur: 5—13all game between J ba, and 1. H. Odells, of 10— Bicycle race; oné mile. Open to all amateurs of Omahd and Council Bluffs, Prize, gold medal, donated by Mrs. E. Burn: . Hardins, of ‘ouncil Bluffs, 5—Cluy pigeon mateh, Ten sing! tive doubles, - Councit Bluffs gun club, — Money loaned at I, B, Craft’s & C loan oifice on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other articles of value, without removal, All business strictly confi- dentiul, and e ——— A Sure Test. “Confidence in Council Bluffsi"" remarked one of the home frecholders, *“‘Well, yes, I'vo got lots of it. I've alwayshad, but what does me most good is the confidence others are showing. Let me give you just a little pointer. Last year I had a notion that I wanted to build a house in Beer's addition, 1 had four lots, fr nd clear, and 1 offered to give a mortigage on all of thew, and on the house, if 1 could get $1,200 of a loan with which to build, I couldn’t getit. This year 1 have been offercd money enough to put up @ house, and all that is wanted for security is & mortgago on the house and the one lot on which it stands. It simply shows that those who have money to lend have a good deal more confidence in the stability of property than thoy bad last year. Those who own lots can’ borrow what money is necessary 1o improve them.” Notice to Waror Consumenr: Water rents are now due and pay at office, 114 Main street, CourNern BLuers C ble 1Y WATER Wonks Co. g &, 13, Wadsworth & Co. loan money. e Money loaned on furmiture, pianos, diamonds. horses, buggies or anything of yalue at low ratesof interest, No fuir and honorable dealing. vk & Co., office cor. Broadway and Maln, over Amevican express. - Advice to Jurymen. Judge Deemer yesterduy impanelled a jury nade ready to try the numerous cases of His honos sustained bis reputation of law, “‘busiuess is business.” He guve a short, P clean-cut address to the listening jurymen, He told them that he expected they would be oceapied in court most of the time for the next six weeks. He would have occasion from time to time to speak to them about several matters, but for the present there were two themes which he desired to speak upon briefly. The first of theso was concern- ing the use of intoxicating drinks. If there were any among the jurymen who were in the habit of indulging, he would warn them at the start that they must not indulge to any extent. He had been under the neces. sity lately of reversing two cases on account of the drunkenness of jurors, and he did not want to be under any such necessity again Another matter, to which he called special attention, was the necessity of the jurymen being in atten ce at ali hours when the court was 1n session. He did not want thom wandering about the city, loafing and hang- g about pleasure resorts. If any were ab- sent when wanted he should order the clerk to stop their pay. This warning will doubtless have the de- sired effect - - . Headqguarters tor builders’ hardware, Odell & Bryant, 513 Main street, - - . Real estate loans, F. J. Day, 89 Pearl. - s As Seen By the Stars. Yesterday afternoon a crook by the name of Mullen turned up in the city., He had recently completed a three years' term the Michizan penitentiar d was so do- lighted with life inside the walls that he hastened to repeat the dose in lowa. He went into No. 331 North Main street, and finding a coat and pair of shoes without an occupant, he proceeded to possess himself of them, He was caught before he had got very far away and run into the hold. He will answer to the charge of burglary. Cattell, hailing from Omaha directly, and having his home in his hat, was put off the motor train on Lower Broadway on ac- count of the state of beastly intoxication he was in. He had two tin bread box in 'h were a lot of truck used by the ordi- y country snap peddler. The patrol brought him in for a night's rest. _ N. D. James was taken to task for exercis- ing the rights of scavenger without having procured the necessary license. He it who attempted to clean- the lot of T.J. Evans, preparatory to excavating for the erection of a building. The case will be tried next Satur The others will be heard this morning. There was aruction on “the Row"’ late Sun- day night. Fverybody in that locality seemed tobein it. Calls were turned in for hacks, wagons and policemen. The latter only re- sponded and Offic Cusick and Mullea gathered Jim Maher and Venie Perry into their arms and laid them away to cool. ~ Yes- terday morning they answered to roll call and cume to the center with §7.60 each. Frank Goodell, a horseman, found some- thing in a bottle Sunday afternoon and tarried at the nozzle until only the bottle re- mained. The judge charged him for his ride in the ‘‘come quick” n addition to the costs of the regulation drunk, £5.10. A couple of vags went out of court and tackled the hoe and shovel. City Council Proczedings. A special session of the city council was convened last evening to transact general business. In the absence of the mayor, Pro ent La presided. A full board ot aldermen, except Bellinger, was present. Minutes of vhe meetings since March 19 were read and approved. The reading took nearly two hours. The councilmen napped, the spectators went out for a walk, while the re- vorters slept the sleep of the just. Finally the books closed and everybody woke up. At 10 0'clock regular business was taken derman Billiuger came in. nof Judson and Jeffris for re- 1i tax on their agricuitural land, other than as farmivg land tax, was re- ferred. The ordinance granting rights and privi- leges to an electric motor company was called ur by Alderman Everett, and on mo. tion it was passed to its third reading and defeated. A second ordinance, different in some essential particulars from the above, was then read and went over under the rules. AN The Prosecutor Not Ready. The case of the State vs McCampbell was called in Justice Barnett's court vesterday afternoon. The defendant was ready for trial, but Harris, the prosecuting witness on the part of the state, was not ready. The court dismissed the case and cl rris. The squire said this uacking out and leaving the state to pay the costs was altogether too common and proposed to put a stop to it. 5o he mude the prosccutor foot the bills. Harris took tnis method to secure more time. He filed another information charging the same offense as was alleged in the first one. No date has been fixed for the second case. Notice to € Couvxci BLures, Sealed 5 Graham, park commissioner,up to 11 o'clock a.m., May 1, 1889, for the construction ofan avenue into Fairmount park, from a point on Graham avenue about 1,000 feet: southerly from First street, westerly in ravioe about 4,000 fect to bluff, thence through same and beyond to a point about 1,000 feet from said ine. Payments to be made for ex: sh. Waste” to be genera d avenue Entire supervision of said construction to be under engineer in charge, subject to order of said commissioner. information will be given by said aham. he right is res bids. Work to be _completed on or before the 25t day of said month. All bids to be accompanied by a bond of £500 for the completion of entire work to the satisfaction of said commissioners, By order of tho park commissioners, A. C. Granay, resident, tractors. April 29, Ia. proposals will be received by A. 18! a; only in 1 to reject any and all The I O. ., Daughters of Rebekah, will meet to-day at the hall for prac- in the beautiful work. All members re- quested to be present. By order ot N. - A few more lots in Burk's addition will be sold on_ reasonable torms. Titles perfect. Ground high and dry, near the motor, The handsomest addition in the market, Pinley Hurke, Brown building, h Council Bluffs, — - - Attention, Firemen. Al firemen are requested to meot at $:30 o'clock, sharp, Tuesday morning, April 40, for the'purpose of attending divide services at St. Paul’s church, Council Bluffs Firemen's association will meet at 12:30 p. m., for parade, at city build- P. Lacy, or of president, OOPEN, Secretary The young ladies of the Acme club will give an entertainment, followed by dancing, ut Masonic hall, Thursday evening, May 2. Personal Paragraphs. Mrs. J. W. Frame and chldren, of lowa was visiting her sister, Mrs. W. 8. Wil; Henry Wingeland and A. M. Jackson, of Sioux City, took in the sights of the lowa metropolis yesterday. £d Tillman and 1. In., were Bluffs visitors ) M. H. Farrell, of Creston, friends in the city yesterday Rees, of Hamburg, visited SUACOBS O], Chronic Nearalgia. prost Barebeea wnilecly JEREMIAK ENEY, Permanent Curos 0 iy wife was parsiyzed from neuralgin Bot walk & step; I boy Bottls was used complotely cured ber, Permanent Cur Years ‘8o Fucurr AT AT DRUGOISTS AND DEALERS. THE CHABLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, Md & INSOMNIA, 0 God of Merey! give mo sleep, And let this weary brain have rest! Send down thy white winged doves of peaco With comfort for this troubled breast. Anon. MUELLER MUSIC CO. 103 Main Street. *‘Insomnin (sleeplessnoss) is the forerun- ner of Insanity, and a grave mamdy. Medical Register., ‘After having snffered for several months from insomnia I was advised to try abottle of Paine’s Celery Compound. I did so and The velief was like magic I am confident that T owe my restored health very largely to its use, and glad to give my testimony.” BERT H, HARDY, Author of the Maid of Bethany,’ Springfield, Mass, B T was so wakeful that at mght I would hear every stroke of the clock. 1 tried one bottte of Paine’s Celery Compound, and could sleep. I am now on my second bottle and Go to sleep as soon as I go to bed, . And nothing wakes me until morn- ing. WiLLIAM BAL¥OUR. . Traer, lowa. Paine’s Celery Compound is the remedy That will cure insomnia and all nervous disorder: Physicians preseribe it freely, All users endorse it. iats, $1.00 por hottle, Six for .00, LLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vt. JAMES MEANS $4 SHOE OR TUE JAMES MEANS $3 SHOE. According to Your Needs, JAMES MEANS T R A Mstocking, and REQUIRK! RO A RING AN e Ing perfectly eaay tho st tme it i is worn. XE will eatisfy the most tidious. JAMES MEANS HOL Is absoluteiy the 81100 Of it price which a8 ever been placed ex- Opening May 1st, 2d, 3d, and 4th, 1889, Grand 25 ELECTRIC LIGHTS, 20 GAS LIGHTS. The finest assortment of PIANOS and ORGANS. Music and songs every evening. The besl ""‘}';l;;fin%g;{,fig artists and musicians have kindly offered their services: Mrs. Fanny Kellogg-Bachart, of o | Omaha, Miss Lillie Chamberlain, Mrs. Regina Atwater, Mrs. L. A. Moeller, Prof. Butler, of Couns ppear- 'auce. ASK for the James s eans $2 Shoc for Boys L J. MEANS & CO., Boston. Full lines of tho above shoes for sale by Norris & Wilcox and Geo.S. Miller 'S'P'ECIAL'NOTICEST cil Blufts; Miss Bella Robinson, Miss Margaritha Liddel, Prof. Charles Baetons, Mr. Marshall Treynor, Mr. Sam. Noble, Mr. Ernest Thornton. Strike und Blass Lust Club, Prof. Dalbie’s Band and Orchestra, Prof. Fleiser’s Orchestra. All will unite to make the event a pleasant one. YOU ARE INVITED. "SAPP & KNOTTS; thoroushly i0od e s T pesaon 5. Hekry ¢ Fuel Merchants. {othert, superintendent Deaf and Dumb in- % s et Prompt DElivery: ur patrona, stitution, Council Bluffs, ia. 7 ANTED—At the Deaf and Dumb_jostitu- tion, Council BIniTs, a flower gardencr. Ap- ply in person or by mali to the =uperintendent, Nos. 11&!3 Pearl [OR RENT-Two dwelling houses, 8 and 10 COUNCIL BLU Hyooms, ana two centrally " located offices in Council Bluffs, Horace Everett. OR RE Levin's ¢ of Frank Levi " TheW>s: Modern Noveliti es PAPER HANGINGS. AND Artistic Decoration! AT PETER C. MILLER'S. N N My o O | D5 A\‘:\Q,ezeo%zo 2 arge double ofic er ¥ tar store, 502 Broadway. Ir ObE L BROS.BG. ‘ ?flgg;ffg?"“c,’;’ifm." = !N EW CURIOSITY SHOP i O BlE—Jrz;i-EsS. Pearl 5t. : S OUNC)L BLUFFS,|A. ONE ToTpe C.B.LU T ) CTASE 2508 " D.H. McDANELD & €D, Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Wool & Furs, 20 Highest market prices. Prompt returns. No. and €2 Main-st., Council Bluffs, low Rcute and Orng mining, ntal Painting, aning, ete. Kal so THOS. OFFICER. OFFICER & PUSEY, Q- BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, Wk M. Pusey g COUNCIL No. 27 Main Street, oRenlers in forolin cnd domontlo exchangs. lections made and interest puld on time Over Jacquemin’s Jewelry Store. posits, BLUF , IOWA, LADIES OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS AREINVITED TO CALL AT Mrs, G L GII.Lf.TT‘S Hair Bmporinm Andsee her fine line of Hair Goods. FIN ' CHAIR ORNAMENTS in the city Wigs, Beurds, ete., for Rent v Sule. nd Coyle and Myer, Piints. Hale Dressing, lite. Council Blails prompt attention, C O OWONL RSk § 6 NS e [N TRANSFER CO/ CouncTTBILHSIO MAHA . Cor:l0th.Ave & | 12 I9Farnham Fourth St [under IstNab! B%f Tel.No.|38. 11233 i VS i Elgetric Trussss, Belis, Chast Pro- tectors, Etc, Agents wanted, A C, B, JUDD, Council BluTs la, F. J. BREZEE, Taxidermist and Naturalist. Permanently located at No. 14 North Sixth Street, opposite post otfice, on motor liue, Conncll Bluls, fowi, No. 29 Main St rders by mail re C THE RUSSELL Especially Adapted for | ELECTRIC LIGHTING, | Mills and Elevators ' ENGINE| 1 for complete steam plants. Hegulation, Durability Guae where Fuel Economy fs equal with Carliss Non-Col E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 810 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs Biras and animals m d naturally and in the best method of the art. Wurranted 1o presel ve for years, welen birds supplied 0 short notice, Highest price pafd for owls and hawks of all kinds, Persons sending ordors Far dr aspocinlty. Write atisfaction, ssured of particulurs, CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY. GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY. NoO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. SIZES FROM 25 10 300 HORSE POWER, | "S5 B P AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF Specitications and estimates anteed, (an show letters fro 260 — Asi0g Send for Catalog ue,