Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 16, 1890, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BE 1894, 16, I THURSDAY, OCTOBER, to the taxpayers, tho money having been raised by the police force at their recent ball The chief’s office is located in the southeust corner of the building, and is small but neat and convenient and overlooks the street from the large valcony windows. Back of the chief's office is & comfortable private room, where conferences of o private and important nature can be carried on in positive seclusion, The captain’s ofice is conveniently located an dis casy aceess from the headof the stuirs, This office und the sergeant’s office will be open night and day. Backof it is a private room for the use of these oficers, In the rear of the building oceupy about one-half of the floor is the gene headquarters for the patrolmen, It is o large, airy, well lighted room, with twenty- two lockers arranged around the walls, each with a 1ock and key, where cach patrolman can hang s hat, “coat, belt and what other portion of his uniform is desived to be left in the building when not in use while the officer is off gduty. Each lockerhas asingle ke) which 18 carried only by the ownerof the uniform. The door leading into this room from the ball is protected by a spring iock, for which each patrolman carrles o ey, ‘This room will ouly be ovened at voll call, mornings and evenings. In a convenient niche between the windows will be a large {;Ivr glass, where the patrolmen can adjust heir uniform before forming in line to mavch on the street for duty, This floor will be finished in hard oil, but it will probably be covered with mutting to make it wore choer- ful. It is the desire of the chief and tho members of the force tohave another ball and raise money enough to procure libra for this room, to include all the books sul ablefor the instruction of the men in the dis- obarge or their duties that can be obtained. ‘There is apparently nothing more to be de- sired in the arrangement and furnishing of the rooms. The fact i1s quite prominent that Council Bluffs has the finest, most convenient modern police headquarters of any city in the west. There is some complaint about the charac- ter of the woodwork that has been done, and it is apparently well founded, and will prob- ably be the means of a good deal of discussion in the council when the fiual estimates come up for allowance. Buy your lumber of The Judd & Wells Co,, 8138 Broadway. The store room now oceupled by A, D, Foster Is for reat by Leonard Everett, ——— 1t you wish to selt your property callon the udd & Wells Co., C. B. Judd, president, 606 roadway ler, made the claim that it was the result of a litle “monkey work’ on the part of the drivers of Belgian Maid and Dimple, On the homestretch it was neck and neck be- tween the Maid and Dick, aud when the hor ame under ihe wire the little Maid's nose was just far enovgh ahead to win first place for ber, Diok was an casy second, Saturnel third, Kenneth fourth, Bro- cade fifth, Clemmy € 'sixth and Airy Wilkes once more seventh. It was a beautiful heat, with all the horses fiuishing in a bunch) Time —2:35! The free-for-all stallion race was next called. There were five entr but Strath- lun, & Kansas City horse, was withdrawn, The purse was #00, and the race was for Dlood. There was mo_occasion for jockeying, for the owner of every horse wanted the best record possible. Frank 2., owned by W, J. Perry, Wayne, Neb., drew the pole, Ensign, owned by R. A. Lomax of Lomax, liL., second, Guelph, by A, T, Tur- ney, Red Oak, la., third, and Cowmbination, a handsome brown animal owned by Nat Bowen of Buelington, Iu, fourth. The hol went off on the third score all squat ubreast of each other, us pretty a start «s could be made, but they had not turned the second quarter pole until Frank P. was lead ing the procession. On the second quarter he broke and Ensign took first pl but he could only keep it until the three'quarter pole wie reached, whon Combination came up and passed him with o magnificent burst of speed. He kept the place until the turn was made on the home streteh, when Frank P agein took it by a neck, and as magnificent a race as was ever witnessed on the track was the result until the distance pole was reached, when Frank s driver urged him alittle too earnestly, and t Iying stallion broke and came in'on the dead run, and was set back to fourth place as a_consequence. En- sign came insecond and Guelph third. Time 4. It was aft 4 o'clock when the third heat called, and the horses ot d score in fi cheered by the shivering spectators, advanced from third to the first place before the quarter pole was reached, and without a skip or break maintained it until the finish, with Dick Dimple a dangerously close second, and Kenneth third. The remainder of the striug came in nearly abrest, but Brodeade was tinally given fourth plice, Clemmy C. Afth, Airy Wilkes sixth and Belgian Mad soventh. ~ There was an energetic kick from the managerof Alry Wilkes, who claimed fourth place but did nov get it, It was atter 5 o'clock when the second heat of the stallion trot was called, but still the crowd was kept warm eunough by their enthusiasm to keep up a deep interest in the result. It was @& good start that Dr, Swiggert peculiar, not ou manner of for addressed to Ti that Hall § City, and e is the commun and will be for T stom v and In ut 10w can o a chirging all the t mo 1L shocks my 1 cou I ihe that hav and simp rits of their ether with I8 taken on docy Drocess of this, the such danin regurds to B Wilke, Stunl. alius W mention, was one of the season. the inside states, The letter has a printed heading, announcing Co,, arestill located in Kansas o is said to be such a swindle. to state that ever, of the a8 1d supported theso e srrible things tl the diseased brain of a dietion S en seasoned w) v e forthe purpose of deafe b ) and apvlause of th them willing tosign a death warrant when it ents have law carof our Lord 180, and an st tenpt to muke them doso e al, traud ora pettifogger. My order "for any man bleueatal violate every prineiple of honor, and siftiho dark domuins of v intention to (re upon this subjeet, Kutl, wud othery too nu The Red ) The banquet given by the Tmproved Order of Red Men at the Ogden house last evening The guests gather until vearly 11 ¢ time supper was called tbere were 140 ready dusty when con M. J. Stamp of Chicago is the Barker, B, W. Petersen of Kekamah is in the city, at the Casey. M. L. McMurray of New York isa guest at the Paxton. L. I, Singer of Dayton, O., is in the city. at the Murra; £, . McHenry of St. Louis is in the city, inits contents, but inits in the city, at ding to Tur Ber, While Beg, a rough penciling on ‘found this, he is here,” d insellihg the ~atent which ihe following ation: plTm, L, Oct 12D Quiet ot | at the Millar Police. Council BIuNS, ln ou : will kindly inform all speeulat ve M. Marquls of Hastings was at the dealt with me that lm‘l pose us a vendor of last night, patantacenoly ‘|”""h""A“"\“ Taws maws mions Roose of Lincoln was at the Mer- bers us high dignitaties in tho grand | chants ast nisht army of chumps. And . for the - hen- VAN, ot ot “those Tat huve nvested. or | A, K. Gowdyof Red Cloud is in the city, that muy do so in the future, I wish | at the Merchants, nan 1s ontents « 'd to jurged with & | George P. Goss of Kansas City was at the mply with the same: Millard last night, N eon Jpirate as N. E. Parker of Colorado Springs is a rists of this | guest at the o pronounced infule | ° w. G, Spencor of Aurora, IIL, is in the a0 L hell e TERE | oivy, at the Paxtol, n s of K Plurlbus O. W. Mead of Boston was in the city last 1ous monstrosities night, at the Paxton dVest e Of it TIEE DY [ Bolico Officer H, . Cook left last night for with fraud ’|II 3 Ohioon o ten days’ visit, todn be H. A. Root of Reokuk, Ia., was w the city sterday, at the Barker. Gieorgo Pallett of Fairbury was registered at the Merchants last night. Charles Francis Adams, president of the aral kal Vi 1sien 0 stal of iry pure ting the onest | obligations | aud - foreing - me | Union Fucific, is in the city, at the Millard. an aceeptation In_~mo case | Messrs, Boyd, Shea and Switzler returned it been unecessary for me o | yesterday from South Sioux Clity, where th Totats thahtcst misreprésentition in order | held forth to the assembled ‘multitude on ton of the the Invention. and the de | Tuesday evening and preached the doctrines of Nebraska democracy Major resent business oceupation, ol excellent quailficution v loeal roputation niakes . Coptain W, H. ck, Hon. Alyin B L ) others left Tuesd Yo Lnll "lln- ’I)th’"fl‘lll‘I :': n")rrx:'l{ evening for § Louis, o attend the encap- o ofte 10 full in | ment of the Loyal Legion, They will beab- sent about a week. Dr. George S, Nason, s Nason of the board of tr San Francisco on the 8d Guatemala, nonly besuggested by i ar sl (o reh to su antlate ptie msertions he must of Secretary e, sailed from bound for > he has se ntageeous offer and a Lwo-years' Tho young man recently gradu I from the Philadelphia dental college has o host of friends iu this city who ed to hiear of his suceess Millar o shiston ranche, I' fora pe Itis not ou by dwelling at len wd will conclude with kind Lathrop, Knight, Dunbar, toube, und Henry Karls! Crous Lo ToM HALL, and will be pl E. C A ton, Neb,, called at Ty Bek ofice yesterd Yours, s Banquet. and pronounces the building the most su wapapor office in America. Me. Millur is oue of the principal ranchmen of Nel haviug a horse farm five miles from Lo which is regarded 83 the most comple one in tne state, Oue of his burns accommo dates sixty hewd of horses. Mr. Millar is heve attending the Councl Blufs races, bril not most it affairs of the not commenco to ck, but by the Mexico Will Adopt the Metric § WasHiNG state has i Ryan, at the City Amer form systom. Broa P oy, Ot — A Hungarvian Labo u, Oct, 15. the to Tue Bre.]—In Hungarian diet today Hey commerce, of railway. MeAuliff Niw Yor prize fighter, was ar beforo the corone death of his wife. of adetective to await the op: and a sour volver, New Orleans' New SN essey introduced the support of trade and factory during illness: wernment to purcha They Will Qu Pert Avnoy, N.J,, 5 1 past Gager Showdash and wife ha quarreled violently because of his jealous This morning the und babe, found the dead bodies he suicid When ORLEANS, at midnight by th I: ent sin ad G red his bod unknown, The T Manisoy, 5 Van Valkenburg, past supreme chancellor of the Kuights of Pythias, died this afteruoon. also “harged w Oct He Lo., chief of police, W ard ——— 15, - ested tod: charged with s s MO Earl Spencer on the Irish Ques Loxnoy, Oct. 15, lord lieutenant of Irel at Newport today, in which he said th events taking place in Ireland wer of danger to the empire pressed himself confident that the pronosals of Gladstone, if acted upon, would settle the Irish question. Batl Spenc id, deilve - rrel Oct. woman - <, Oct e men 1 Streets. house a bill authc Jack M poisoned hors: Showdash caine home and d with a re- 15, Four vith Unorcide, uliffe, the and brought wising the paroled in_charge result of lie autopsy showed that Mrs. MeAuliffe died from heart disease. r, formerl) A speech the adi No More. For *olice ChiefShot, David C. fatally shot av the corner of shots The ussailants ave so fi - Death kol Ia., Oct Hon. John ystm. The secretary of A a dispatch from Minister of Mexico, announcing tha the Mexican_ republic will adopt the metri system of weights and measures as the result of the recommendations of the International u conference with regardto a uni- of the Baross, minister A bill relating to mployes ing the o the Northwestern an au- some e G Female troubie Avising from chlorosis or anaj Promyptly cured by the use of the tonie Excelsior Springs Sole Survivor of the Blackhawk Wa Battovore, Md, Oct. Licutenant Alpheus Robert French, the sole survivor of the Blackhawk war, died here today, aged sighty -ty eighty-two, A Sore Throat « to progress,often vesults in an incurable thy or lung trouble, “Brown's Bronchial ches” give instant relief, St 2 At Bremerhave from New York. o Through coachos -Puilman palace sleopers, dining ears, froo reclining chaie cars to Chicago and intervening point via the great Rock Island route,” Ticke office 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam. A Light in Kvery serth, To the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul ilway belongs the credit of being the fivst in the country to reduce the matter of electric lighting of trains to scientific yerfection. One of the novel features Introduced in the sleeping cars is a patent electric reading lamp in ench section. With this luxurious vrovision reading at night before and after reti ing becomes us comfortable as by day and when retiving the toilet may be made in comfort and seclusion. The berth reading lmmp in the Pullman sleeping cars run on the Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul railway, between Omaha and Chicago, is patented, and cannot be used by any other railroad company. It is the greatestimprove- ment of the age. Try it and be con- vincod, Sleeping cars leave the Union P depot, On at hat, at 6:10 p. m. daily, arr Chicago at )a. m, Secure ti nd slecping car borths at Union Picket oftice, 1501 Farnam stroet (Barkor <), Omaha. 10N, ing I, A, NAsH, Gen’l Agent. \tees and superior accommodations via the great Rock Island route. Ticket oftice, 1602—Six- teenth and Farnam strects, Omaha kots at lowest ' 7 PE—— MAHA BEE . FPS | enve the fiyers. Combination held first place | to occuny the chgins in the dinig room. Tt pILL D O'BRRIEN. CRAZED WITH GIREEF. TOWA NEWS, THE O] 1/ L M A JIT), | throughout, and fiuisted with Guelph o close | was a brillint asemblage of ladies and gen | — R { — second, Enslgn third and Frank P. fourth tlemen, and royut bhard around which they | The Latter Weit Aved of A Father Dl Insane by the Doath The W. O, 7. U, In pool boses it was Combiuati nst the | gath g | Ml T " 5 ) n pool boxes it was Combiuation against the | ga! Their o I batee 1say. s Morses, In., Oct. 15, -[Special el e BLU.FFS T | fleld, and when the time, 2:24 was announced | * There was a number of toasts and re- I Drenkry, Oct. 15.—United Treland peintsan | A most pitiab ent | gram to Tue Bre.|—In the Worner hu.c W0 bl A L L LA ison's Brilliant Recepti | T L e e ey | ipgnses by looalodnd stat4 thember of e v of the cof Dillon wnd O'I3rien used by the doath of 14 ' ' nee 1 U 101es bt el fenator Allison's Brillian eption 80d | \waq's set back. Combination left nis fect | order. The banqaet lasted until midnight, | secou of the e oot find ot ped by th doatiof o od | tian nperance. unlon on W nelfvered ly J un Lot the City, eat Spee t Evening, 1d had a hard struggle to get third pl and while it was' being served Dalby's band | written by Brien him 0 says rday by Mr. Burkett, th + | thero came neir bolug a serions rupture ovey e M0 et My o Great 8peoch Last & uelph taking the pole from the second quar: | was rendering some of Drof. Dalby's f | “We rowed from Dnlkey Wedne North Sixtoonth street rof the committee on eredentials, X% e e |"-r and k,’l; Rit b ‘ll"lllm;\h with F -mdk | compositions. One hundred and seventy | .o pidnight to & yacht lying two miles Dr. C. M. G Blart lives with his wite and number of TELEPHONE . >, second, Timo 2:%. Inthe'two succeed- | covers were laid and there were more than ARTIC. e R IR TOENG U | ohSLIet. oves. Me. /B skatt e , f YESTERDAY'S CHILLY BUT FINE RACES. | jng heats Guelph came under the wire | enough guests tooeany tho CRAIrS. off theshoto, The next moeing lound US [ chlliren over Me. Burk indertakiug f the weport Business Office, No. 4 with plenty of daylieht bebind him. win los away toward the W ms. One of the children, a boy about four | m od that theig Night Zditor, No. 23, g the race with ign a good second Wall paper at Losoy & en's, 11 Pearl st y ana Saturday we lay in m old, diea rduy of diphthoria, and | nam delogates, A Remarxable Lotter Prom Hall, the ATy - caim, On Sunday morning *wo Mr. Burkott wis ealled o propare the re oxplalnet uelph 3 2 J. C. Bixby, stoam heating, sanitary en- | ut pLands End, when i W A / o' i - Swindler ~The New Patrol House nsign 5 8 gineer, 843 Life butlding, Omahs; 20 Mot | ueain died away and we were forced P yestmiget g ,M‘ fatt “number of N. Y. P. Co. i The Boartz Murder Trial— | Brank P e { | riam viock, Council Blufts to lieall duy in brilliant, sunabine within twa. | iSO R O e father isa Council Bluffs Lumber Co., conl. g i Corabination........ ........... i o G iles of shore. A Trinity house cutter pa b i L J. G. Tipton, real estate, dway A Slanderouns Article. Ouly two more “heats il tho freeforall | Forront—Fumished room. Mrs. J. Ly~ | quitoclose to s and the crewof the Royal | BeFordsrod him to leave o doctor s H 8% of the l were run before it became too dark to see | man, 620 Willow ave, Adelaide, off Falmouth, actually exch not only dRovo the tndirater. out of Rastern S session » across the fleld, and the race was left to bo nin greotings with our sallors, ‘The fog bured DL NS hetghBors end feccds. s spen ‘Masonic hall, Visiting mem- | Fon. William B. Allison arrived in the | finished ~tod The following is the The Murder Trial, us from sight on Sunday night, four steamers | F00I, but the neighbors and friouds wh iy AR L Bluffs yesterday afternoon, and if it weee | summary of the five heats vi o In the district court yesterday the trial of | blowing fog horns around s during the | GHle (0 wisist ang offwr condoiene wore Unity Guild will meot in regalarsossion to- | possible for a man of his s ng and char i\!“u \'\l..\lml. 78 3 | Willtam Boarts was fulrly commencod. The ,,mlm]“l\l\‘v‘..‘,:,...,,..:. }w.. l:n.'.f“;:'r.'»l‘l.,ol."‘,'f"'f:'”;fi AT morrow (F'rid R0 L e AT DR o [ s 31 2 1/ chrgeis that of mueder. James Donatoo | il darted acress for, e HireiCh, oniaglons claracter of ! Mrs. Henry ( ) il -I-Jm been by the splendid ovation that was given | groeyle 5 4 3 8| was the victim and the shooting took place | Gariiod asuin on Monday, aud ¢ casary (o have the remains b i street. Allmemb rquested to be pr Y [ him. From the time he arvived in the city | Clemmy ( 6 5 s in December [ heat up the channel A brisk Bo0s \,.“\ ".'«'.” the l»‘.»”r"“rl" hur od Hasel O. the ||"( tof \‘h‘-" m»tri ;'1 5 m):,“ until he had enterad Musonic templa hall, :{muw!ll o ~{ 4 4 state yesterday about com- | sprang upon Monda Whils passing | £8 oot o Poors o ey numij...L was her ol Soventh | Where ho addressed an andience that not ik l)nuyh ey e = | pleted its case in chief, The witnesses were not | Guernsey, after umlm_ulj-. we w uppar- | o Whor orpio Iy were rohbing from tiio family : only filldd the hall but almost tho eutive | MeAvoy's bay stallion was drawn in the sl Y i rassod | ently pursued by a revehue cutter, which, | i WhG the corpe s wer rolbine et wnd Twelfth body was | only filled the hail but alinost tho mateh race. for-§l00, it belwvieen the heataof | VeEY many and their cxamination progressed | S8, B M NS vl and | 0F M child, and o rosistod what. seein ried in Fairview. Dr. Cooley oficiated. building, it was a continuous ovation the other races 0. W, Pickard's mare Dinah | without any delays or side discussions on | ghandoned the chase. In the morn we > bt o (i : ! was decided best to file a mild Judge MeGiee has 8o far ro red from his Upon his aerival in the city ho was met by » o dash against time, and got a record of | technicalitios, A young man, Steverson,who | were running free before the wind for ¢ against him and getan offcer to fliness as able to be in Superior | g comnittec of promincnt citizons, neaded by | 1 E 2o | Was with Donahoe when he was shot, wason | bourg, where we landed at 11 o'clock out of the room for a few hours, The ch court was_littlo done yesterduy bo- | ' gy vans, and given u cordial recoption. | Today will concludo the races. The 2:89 | w50 q (B0 WA ARAEE L TECEE | “Wo'had reached our last day's supply of | Gt NS o for & few Bours, e ot e yond the filing of papers and making motions A e could be rescued from the | trot will be finished and there will be two sta ger than any A All the arraugements worked por- | OF (ISR the, prace by ihreatening to The Suprene [ us excised until Friday morning. [ AS soon as he could be rescued f ® | othersplendid contests, The Hrst will be [ nesses, Hehad just stepped into the door to tyanks to & prominent Dublin civicen | (fyil (M8 OH F, - PRUCE | COMTEBEE L e Mo th, Oct | te Sehurz performed the cevemony | crowds that had con ated at the depot he ss trot for a purse of £200 and the | get Donahoe to g0 home when the shooting | who superintended them, and wo had unpar- | (s Aosten wit released | Trin Ben)—The followlng i 4 7 lay afternoon that united for lite Mr. | was taken to the residenco of M. Evans on h 0@ frec-for-all pace for a £300 | took place. He was exdinined aad cross-ex- | alleled good luck.” e anil LAl oy s ot | e adlg L vere des ?, terand Miss Mary A. Blair, Both | Gakland avenue, whe tion was ten- | prize, are two long strings of entries (60 WAt Ebont &E LI C6EY 45 Mus, O'Brien left Dublin this evening to | ! ; S | eide E o court today N MR G Getas L Tog broay amined with great exactness as to every d AL remains of the chil Siate RoWe, - Shetiuine 8 T caramony Wi perlovmad st the Kty | Oared tim ¢ TLivanPoriplnglly. tnviaded o%8Se S ERe st Sl 8 SEH tail. of whit ho saw and heant, tho trans. | foin horhusband. dertaker's rooms ( nyaied | A R ) I e e 2 to have a banquet at6 o'clock aud a reception | gy BOSTON S TORE THIS WEEK. | actions of the few moments being o Prosbyterian Synod. T A 4 T Mot Pernits to wed wore yesterday fssuod to | betw i 1 8 but the sena- dissected fnto the mo and 8o | ey lione” Nob, Oct. 16.—[Bpecial Tote- | DEVCE touict tim and 2 seuse | o wnt, vs Towa Mutal Ald Frank Imer and Al tor hud scarcoly = lafd of IS | TheGreatost Lino of Bargains Couns | of & fractions ot o seconds W} o8 R VRl 1T nie anual synod of S s ks Omaha; T\ 8. Foster of Silv id | hat and overcoat before - the citlens | cil Bluffs Has Ever Scen—Fothers | e %ingof the defendant. against Donn- | the Presbyterian church in Nebrmska isin [ WEEDING OUT CHARLATANS, & : Mary M. Blair of \\‘u«)nlw;"'n “u\\l'n;:m“-[ began to call, and Mr. Evans had the pleas- ingham, Whitelaw & Co.'s hoe. Oficer Tamisea, whowas on that beat | session here with an attendance of sixty |, e ppellant, vs M, I, Johni e Harrls and Elsio Butler, both 0f |y of presenting the seuator to ut least five Pargaln List, at the time, testified that Boartz on the | ponde 100 Wl S elde esidens | The Omana Medical Society Discusses et: afirmed ] B e i the | hundred of the rep: time men of Coun- completed the work of extending | morning before the shooting told him he was | (G EeE 00 S0 Needed Legislation. S Baik vs Moses Kels B D DK WHO s e B e WLl dublig tho nEtd When the | and enlarging our stove, and we now haye | going to fix Donahoe the first chance e got TR O The physi I Ok yury disteict, anirmedy charge of stcaling & violin ,"‘i‘!'l '!“_‘ {“,’}" hour asrived for the banquet and reception | one of the largest, best lighted, best venti- | Ex-Chief Lucas testified that Boartz told | the initial sermon last night. present -— ket, was yesterday discharged by Mk s ang lated and most pleasant store rooms in the | bim after the shooting that he had pulled his | ton, the synodical missionary for | SR . Ry O. Convention. Burnett, Tuwas shown thut Bker had bor. | thospucious inds and the largo Mouse | ooy "\ve will inaugurate the gall season | gun toshoot, and that he shot to kill. for 'the r, gave o encouraging report. | that will provide Oct. i5.—The eighth ane rowed the violin and lost it winle in astate o ¢ room enough on | \yith g special clearing sale of one we We The testimony on the part of the defense | as tothé number of new churches established | of the practics the P, B. 0. sisterhood Intoxicution, and consequently did not steal of Dalby's band. | carry the most complete line of dry goods in | will be introduced today. and the increased attendance, Dr. Wilson | at am a it TS it by hundreds of | the city. Our prices speak for themselves, —— Phrancr of New York followed with anad- | (waqappointed for s y y. Nourly ona g The funeral of G. 8. Tawson took place | A R GRS oS ¢ decorated with | We are determined to make the Boston store The Manhattan sporting headquarters, 413 | dress on home missions, after which the | (500 27k e | ut from Tudiuna, ."'""'I' hy l““‘"""“" f"‘ i "“""‘"“{'\1‘" ; “}‘," them, for the light from the neigh- | 8 houschold word in every family, m;:l will | Broadway. \ ynod "‘;““ A4t ‘1"'1 'l“"':""“‘ presb; o | e ented for tns Nebraska was largely attended oV 4 Hinfe clootrld i ated ” offort veek, Itead these —— teries and e nsacted business peculia ‘hen the physicia - SAlatatod, ST ahEVHS AU aRA s O :;u.’m; cloetrelg towers brilliunly 'xll;:lnun.\:“.l‘ makoa By Al effort this week, Itead the TR0 bost aulobionar TYtH. alate la H. H.. | Lo cnsis mcly ranstctes Buslncas noouler “}‘\ hon th b T fair, but almost. hidden by the fior SHoUEARY pebhlk 75 DRoAGALE] 5o 6. ks pillow case Muslin So, Inman, Councit Bluffs, Special attention 10 | yecepted a ride over the entire system of the | ot s el Mo., Oct 15,~The twenty-sixth ferings. The interment was mado in I toi LDHAY lhaladal (R e Tory best teaoln i nch pillow case Muslin 12150, blooded stock sules, ‘and all branches of | clectric railway, ShATPHAT 61 thi ingof the Loyal Legon opencd view, e ity amoni; toom & weat maty 1adios, | -+ Shocting 3%, Unbleachod: mercantile goods. Ofico 503 Broadway. Has g T port whiich recon oviing with R imandere Tho sheriff had two insane men pl Poiitics was 1o bir, and tho outpouring o f | 10-4 Sheotin Unbleached, Hiie PaneBRadeY, O 5 R TS el Maltiram | ou| B Bunervlicy biard s 01088 his charge yesterday, One of these representative men and women to meet the 3 BLEACHIED SHEETING . oL e ) Oct. 15.—[Spec elegram 1o | g state supervisory boar b ol TeRIREeTaY ¥ J ‘hard 5 vede, who has a wife ruisho itor cmbrace: y g neh pillow case Muslin e, Bleached. There has been somewhat of a startling —Robett E, Jenkins, whohas been AT Bcis LN nber of distivguished memws Charles Ostrom, o Sw W distinguished visitor cmbraced th pi L ul ] and two children. The other was Joe 1 of all political cr brilliant a neh pillow case Muslin 10c. - Bleached. turn takes in the school squabble. The | ypnointed receiver for the Consolidated ice | the report was refer k the conventlon com ploted nu.'.nw ln I‘Iu |:u'\- uhrnlhw!l' who w “l.»u: .:hr-x{inu as there has been in the city for a p‘ 'v'i'fi’f' u'; Nll;]'”"\;;:’d Novmal Monthly, an educational journal pub- | machine company, which failed for between : \\;H;H\.»,,W‘;;-\: |:l.- it ym "m"n wjourned, This '\“.‘ml; to theasylum about two months ago, and it | Jodg time, eting 261 c. rachor gt " o SRl . 3 : : i, | to cull for the appointment of a state super- i : i seems 1o bo hereditary. Hho banquet was un clogant affair and re- ched Musfins, two makes, at 5e, good | lished in Dubuque, has just published a long | 00,00 and $400,0000,has commenced toinvesti- | (30 o uitertained at a recentiod Deputy Marshal Fowler purchased yester- | flocted gre: edit upon Mr. and Mus, Evans qualities, article purporting to give thehistory and | gate the exact financial condition of that —_—— nor Mr. and Mrs. Kerins, a liantore lIbtle Honio SALOR tiost and hostess yard wide bleached Mustin se. present condition of the controversy which | corn, Thoworks of that company are s Oklahcma's Governor in Danger. 3 . . day a handsome little home on Benton str I an 3 1 a - " I < ., ‘When the hair shows signs of falling, b o known as the Van DeBogert place. 1t i When the hour arrived for the senator to | Special bargains be and 7e Kes. includ. | 1S been soseriously affecting the schools of | yated av the West Eighteenth street viaduct. Kaxsas Crry, Mo, Oct, 15.—A special from i orics 1) ke syt BE i Erid valuable of property, and it | ovted | start for the hail to ude the crowd that :\El:‘r"a;"‘ Y]{{AI)I;;["(:V(‘!;"“{V‘("L‘;L‘:rm'd"l‘“u":‘:d'"“l"_”"ll‘l Council Bluffs, The article 8 very | presidentJ. W, Skindel asserts that the com- | Oklahoma City says: Governor St aration strengthens the scalp, prouiotes that Fowler got o great bavgainin it. Ho | hadgathored there sirings of carringes we 1 FOR AT I8 MR i bitter and s crowded ~with mis- | pany has made too many bad contracts, and | routeto King Fisher to attend the growth of new hair, restores the natuval l"“"""‘l f g e lel.un..,‘«“ \'\1.,, i ol iaulLs ";:l‘lllll):'l,“li(;“::j:\}l,’”l:ll;‘ ‘l‘v;:«l:m‘li::ll:li\llll"' Gocd quality, yard wide Cambric S statements. 1t iy strongly on the | hassuch avast amount of uncollectableac- [ Army of the Republie reunion, received | color to gray and faded’ bair, and renders i foal oF autention, - Fowler whl move Into | fowsn, He. was cacortad from Mr. B We will place on sale tomorrow the follo- | side of Prof. McNaughton, and the opposition | (o -'f\kt.f} :L:‘:.;%u;‘:‘:’;:\:ylils rtianed WA | warming that ho would be assassinated if he | S0ft pilwtand glosy. the new place at once, and it will be his home denco to Musonic templo by o br ine low prices on Canton flumels: o | 1o him s represeuted asa dastardly con- | Lhe bueiams al sataty tie erciitors LIS | passed througeh horo because of huving veioed T in the future, company. ~ When they arrived” at the Our 4o flannel will compare with any 0¢ | gpiracy, participated in by the very lowest | {i3"neCote \wit) far oxceod the Habilitie: the bill locating the territorial capitol at this H DG BSR olat Dbl Tho roomy mansion of Colonel and Mps. L, [ every iiich of room way occupied, and it was | goods. il excallot Aty sort of characters, Messrs, Schoentgen and it Pl bt of s ity i [ s ROR 2 D Uik 18 Ll Beleatan W. Tulleys was filled (0 overliowing on Tues. | with dificulty thata pa oy could be | At be we show an excellent quality ol b hasten ditid AonIitde S BTe AtTiUE A ;,;.-u; :Ih!»»‘;v ‘(\l‘“l xl\.ml.ln( a small u‘m‘uu».i to T Bre.|—Abram Doll, living south of Mrbrext el Seldbely londs: o ade for the senatar to ‘b the rostrum. y < z kel dLnh ore reaching Oklahoma City and continuec ere, losta barn and several head of cattle, iy ‘ovenfng wity members und friends of | fnudo for tho senatorto reach the rostrum, Stovens is denounced as a blackguard and n | Ouvex, Utah, Oct. 15.—[Special Telegmm | His journoy by stage, The foeling st | Lor1osts bam and several head of Lt cagor o ghect their now pastor I | shout that weut up shook the building, 1t vide Shaker flannels i person of questionable eharacter, and others | to Tur Brr.|—A puinter named Hugh . the govemior is very bitter ani it is belioved | Bofine lome, farm madiucrs, s by i Mk rt, and fam) The enter. | Was another ovation. The people rose in 'r‘]\“'[li.”f'(" :‘I‘“l'“'lfil:‘I‘I'l']""";'\h h were bought | e likewise drageed into the mire of calumny. | Wallice came bere from Salt Lake City a ::m"t“ ‘"f'f”:i '”i“»‘- -wh\l xhnr ‘nnml‘ 'h;t M;":l‘“\ R EH R VAIES 1 ik i it seats cheered o cneering villed scarles inels, wi 1 , ¢ sromeans s o Al e i aqie h reat had not the governor chauged his ran 3 = for the future. sociables, "hie hext meeting | Tound and faced them, and then they cheerod bo duplicated, at the following | in Council Blufls, and hot expressions are | bullet or sharp instrument near the top o . et company pit linge fyrec of o i il K o e 8 heard on all sides, notonly among those who | the head, above the right temple, th A Sugar Trust Injunction work puttingin a gaslight plant for thid of this society, heid in the Masonic temple | louder than e (i Ay D y Lt : 4 ity. IMive thousand mains will oo laid and noxt Monday evening, will be in the hands of | When the applause subsided the senator ol flannel at 10, will compare with | yave peen opposing Prof. MeNaughton but | nium being penetrated. He walked around, Ry Octe inied temmoraty dnjunos 8 cule o e B AT sxty tho temperance division, and a very good pro- | Wi introduced by Mr. Tivans, and for more P Y those who have warmly supported that gen- | Wrote letters, sent telegrams to his wife and | tion was granted today by Judge Pratt in the | fhe plau L0l s gramme is promised. L UREE OB STl ) 1“1“{"”w"ul|::;lm['q .? hl"]w “‘:‘f\lfim"wfly tlemen, While during the past months there | friends and refused to hn\it'l a duvlullr until gy preme cour trustecs of the | 92Y* — i 2 i intensely interested, His entire speech wa sold for 25c; during sale 19¢ a yard, 3 el : > | today, when he became delirious and seems. % A dos ) 3 T PR e A e Tho caso agumnst Dr. M. J. Bellingor for [ o WEal MEEE (08 e el Togisia: | Another Lot of 50 pieces of our spe has been much discussion of the school con- | {0y Whett B Becbine SeLrbus aid Seens | sugur trust, Kidder, Peabody & Co., the Sixtoonth ana Parnum sireots iy failure to roport to the bourd of health a ease | FEEC L LCRGIBAIT Tty Ty the | inall wool ladies’ cloth, same colors troversy, and while the actions of the varions | oot 0 Lcoidental discharge of his own 1 trust and otliers to enjoin them fra thenew Rock Istand ticket oflice, Tick ‘ of diphtheria that camoundorhis professional | puvc 850 s, He gave a cloar analysis | before: also anow line of Scotch tweed ofMicials have been freely criticised and com- | W CORE S Vis is not bolieved. There is ding further with the pending reorgan 0 all points east at lowest ratos. carc was dismised yosterday momiug, He [ G650 MiGuley bill, and built upon it | fects, HSinch heavy weight, and very mented upon, there hag’ been no such bitter | crPR BTN oW e came by the in. | 1zation of the trustand from parting with showed conclusively that ho had mailed o | 50 0oiei rrunient for the continuance of | sirable colors, cheap at 50c: ' all go at 39c. attack on cither side. ¥ The standing and | fe 95 4 any of the assets ovstock certificates of the | = e printed postal od PUEDOSS O | 4yt Tino of legislation, showing by logical | 10 styles soft finish full bleached damask | reputation of both Mr. Schoentgen and Mr. ———— company, A recciver has also been applied SPIECTAT \()Tl(‘ ES iy K e madl arrier who delive | pesoning thatit would insure the greatos | _ sold for 5Se, e nd (7e sale pice 0. Wells are such . that noone would counte- An Interesting 8 for and tie hearing of the wotion to niko SPECTAL D IS, s the e in which ity oflicers are lo- i 0 o) 0S ericun ¢ f-inch loom dice tabling ance even an intimation that they were . ol ot. 15 the injunction permanent was set for Mouday il ¢ ¢ benefit upon all classes of Americun people, inc & A nan v 3 Kraryey, Neb,Oct. 15, ction iy L ) eated testified tat he delivered the postal | PERIt IR L classas of Ametieun BRoRe, | U NN bleached damask 3% and 45c. guilty of any such diskonorable_actions us | TPAMEE, NG 1 (Spal he appiication is mude by one Dunean Catis COUNCIL BLUFFS at the - fiest - delivery - on Monday | G GGG Mo mest - the discus- | We have just received 75 bales of comforts | are openly chavged in this bitter article. L B ARG 0N Mie sof e ron as owner of 120 shaves ox certificates of N R moruing and that - it had O been | GOSN oblem o7 the taiff that | and have opened themup at 121 per cent less | While the article is condemned by aii as a | morning on the city council vestraining them | yiie'rust, S madgup for dellvery on Sunday. There is | 1,% clock came bofore either he or his audi- | than last soason's prices. gross injustice to the city and to the indi- | from issuing bonds to the Kearney & Black e ol no Sunday delivery and it could ot bo | 06 00T ire of it Thero was not a | Nicely quilted und lined comforts at 75e, 81, | Viduals thus savagely attacked, the inquiry | Hills railroad company util after November Majors and Coleat Minden. - delivered sooner than it was, After its b ‘ho_ did’ not leave the hall | . $1.19 and $1.85. naturally turns to the matter of who is R e e o | MISDRIINGD[OH [Special Telegram > ALOTe 0w oceup delivery at the office of s5tnty Glatlc man or woman who did not leave t % 3 B P 17, the time set for th T n sSession glven Nov. 15, Apply £o "“[{_;“l:_"l' Ly "l,“ _"f“}“-‘ ‘,'{‘“ It 1 With a clearer conception of the problem und | Reversible comforts with good batting, spe- | sponsible for its production, Messrs, Wells | gis, §1CE BETT0T NEGIT ot coure ale | to s Bre. | —The opeva house was crowded s VA Sltermoan dand ot discoverad until Mon- | 4 greater faith in th party that was respon- | isl price 815, and Schoentgsn nave been to Dubuque and |, 0% string of irregulavities. The suit in- | to its utmost capacity here tonight to listen — dav afternoon, or until afer tho criminal | &ERGESr NI I B0 DASE LS WAY vill place on sale Monday: have called to account the editor, who | \"KC R | R B EEe R I e OST—A bulldog, white breast and e l’f“";"'fl‘lx_xu«'hml_homl- stnl"_m = The inguiry X 75 pair and white 104 blauketsat s8¢, | is smd to have sought to clear | (o its with considerable interest. Therail- | oo S0Igue o A ‘: e IL s era Friall A[ I){';x\‘\‘|‘|lh‘r‘l\u'(l‘l<~: ol m:.l Iu-Tiv\thwn resulted in the complete vindication of Dr, osterday's Ruces. never before sold for less than $1.19, his skitts by throwing the re- | \hqompany has completed its contract and | C01¢, Whospolie on the political issues of the | in forohend, fivo months old. “Liberal, L (P Dot emdO M ] o races yesterday draw n fair attend. | FUllsizo 114 gray “blaukets, all wool, price | sponsib ity omto” Prof. MeNughton. 1t | demands the bonds promised it. iy, nd showing up the treachory of the B BoB 2 oo RS he postal card hud not been uufortunately - gERyadi $ " | during sale $1.25; same number lastseason | is claimed that documentary and other s iy detjocratic party in heodwinking the honest TS overlooked. ance notwithstandiug the chilly atmosphere, | gold for & : evidence has been secured in support of this, 5 farmer. yort of Boyd and MekKeighan PDo& D1 — il Sl i b, oured in e 3 To Enlarge Vienna. armers in suppo HHLLI L 1 2 2 A which nearly froze the reporters in their high | 10-4 white blanket, all wool, $3.50. and that in due time these will be show: - : . Re e s it is safe to say that Kearney BRI EERSONANS A BAGRALHS: perches above the julges' stand, and made | 11+4 whito blankets, 75 per cent wool, $4 and all the facts made clear. It is predicied | VIENNA, Oct. 15.—[Special Cablegram 10 | )y will give the tepublican ticket @ N iy i & is | thespectators shiver. In the grand stand | 11-4 White blankets, % per cent wool, $1.75. that withiu a short time an action will be | Tnr Bee|—The governument has submitted | yood majority. Colonel Majors’ speech was |y 5 Mr.G. B Ferson of Fithburg, Mass., is | 1°F g : ad 10-4 heavy gray blankets in bluo 'and red | commenced against Prof. McNaughton for | bills in the dict of lower Austria to authorize | the lbest effortof his life, and he was well 2 s oted . the guest of Mrs, Osborne and family. were a number of ladies who enjoyed the borders which we will seill at $1.45; our | libel, The details of the affair ave not made | {ho annexation by the city ot Vienna of sev- | received. W2 DA young sirlabaut 141o 16 e ~— i T Sonieatywiillo enveloped iniyinter swinps, ||| regilan $1.09 quatil public, but thoso who have been libeled seem | 1) "communes which abjoin the city, but N A s Tk S o Bert Simms, teacher of piano, organ and | Despite the chilling air there was a great | 11-4 white blankets, warranted ail wool, $— | confident that they have overwhelming proof it e o Fatal Mine Cave-ln Main st. voice Residence 226 So. 6th st. Refers t | q.0°0f onthusiasm, The track was fn as in three different makes and seven distct | of the source of the article, and on the othe which as yet, form no part or it. Ttis thein- TenreMiING, Mich, Oct. 16.—A cave-in 00- R T Rev. T. J. Mackay. fino condltion as 1t ias been at any time since | Colored borders. hand Prof. McNaughton denies that he tention of the government to give the t Bairedl (7 the L TE 0 s MiAnE ke Tndy. Sth st Money at reducad rates loanedon_ chatto races be CLOAKS. spansible for my such publication, although | tory to the city and to afford the municipal { yoq,c burying fivemen. Patrick Slugesand e stoek and fixtures of i wol i g tho races begun. 5 CRTS MUS! not denying but that he has had some private | guthorities the amplest scope to develop it. s or will sol snd real estate securityby B H. Sheafo & Co | “mnero was a littlo delay ingetting started, LRI RIS MU BT Correspondence with the editor. Tt La also proposed o construet a metropoltan | Richard Dunu were rescued alive, but John ORI e A o 2 ' | Special prices during the saie: : 3 g ; : Fisher was dead when reached. W. R. Davis o, Tnquire of D In and it was after 2 o'clock whon the first rac . 13 It is whispered that the school squabvle | railwa, ! | The New Patrol House. s ol Tk was R eoiaseTavENOS | CurdT.00 gatment fon 85.00: e (B re g b ot of i e and A. Bailey are still under o mass of rock | SN thth aves countil Bluits Tho finishing touches are being put upon | W Culled: It was o 2:38 class trot for a | Qur £10.00 garment for &.50. Naughton. His health is poor, and | Young Czechs as Obstructionists. | andare unguestionably dead N REENDE o 0 ralne anaTe PSS purse of §300. There were eight entries Our 810,50 garment for 37.00. i s sucl : s aces- 5 Special G = R Y L the new patrol house, and it will be ready for 2 wife's health is such that it seems neces- | Pyyaur, Oct. 15, —[Special Cablogram to | 0~ Storenear court hons furnishiod occupaney in @ few days, The sergeant's urnel drew the pole, Belgian Maid sec- sary for hor to lave n climatie change, The |y Byp,| The Bouemian diet opened | o SUoPIssnesy newous prostration, newvous | oG i hividsn s, i Fitch ave. V] ; Ly * | oud, Airy Wilkes third, Clemmy C fourth 2 1 upon him has been a severe and trying [ St och baety domand. | GYspepsia, dulinesy, ~blucs, cured by Dr. - . Sl oftico was comploted yestorday, and Sergeants | P S0 WS FERG PRI T | Oue $17,00 garment for $10.00, B D B el T b Ao by | yesterday, The young Czoch party denmnd- | Milts Nervine. Samples froe at Kuhn & OR SALE ar onttinrdon nd, wit Safely hols occupied it las e s oy ol Dlniplo O 4600 garinent fon 415,00, ; o ruggle ‘b circum- | ed that the subjects of the dist Co.s, 13th and Douglas. houses, by J. . Rice. 02 Main - st., Councl yangitotols cooupiad it 1netinights IS onEn Fandl Dillarats| Alesander efghthy || oo sag Cauaent for 41500, weary of such astruggle under such circum i rilth Blufs contuins the electrical apparatus and tho | SEEER SR TS ewas B O SO R, stances. in tho comnty in._consequenceof tho ren e i = (hlaphione/Tlie e 6 Vitam anabio the L S e STORI : —_—— inundations be considered before ine qu o Wil py L ool 3 s h o made. Saturnel broke ou the second quarter | FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & €O., : ) tionof a political compromise be taken up. | Dr. C. M Dinsmoor of this city has just re- thes < fse of your de hmen to report directly from the boxes, 1 Council Bluffs, Iow: PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. : o Lrofy i . atany tin yir Family the home cloap S | and Dick Dimple, a little bay gelding owned yRE LB L IREALT pllives This action of the young Czechs is looked | ceived the unsolicited commission as as e and hereafter tho contral telephoue offico will P, LRt s —h HOORH e h onthis follow g ¢ B e L el ' hourly con. | DY George C. Smith of Nelson, Mo., took Hall Heard Them. J. L. Howell of Albion is at the Merchants. | upon s fudicating that tho vadical opposiion | tany judge advozuteof the uniformed rank of | = Al Torih 41,09 at 812 por i OV O e oy oasity OF hourly con- | gigp " place ond kept it until he passed Phe ramme mEarae 3 » | Editor Vanghn is reported dangerously ill, | s resolved to pursue a policy . the Knights o/ Pythins from thesuprome | Alomeworih 850 at 3 por ¥ i ¥ T b | noatlig | wibh(t/855 1itwenty st tines s cash ond ie rememberance of the man Hall, the £ ) tiom. Hasirom o au Ahomo worth 82,00 at £1 b el i R B " | under the wire, with - Clemmy C aclose see- | patent right vendor, is still quite distinet | J- P. Wright of Clicagols at the Paxton, e lodge und from Major General Carnahan, Afomo worth $5.00 & e ecpone 18 docated in eich | g grocade third, Belgian Maid fourth, | i . e P. M. Moodie of West Point is at the | Big Shipment of Canadian Lumber. o —— = s Alore worth £4,01) at b of the patrol boxes and connected ) - : s [ with many, His arrest in thiscity and the | | Rndedle Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup forchil- | Other priced homes on the term h g : : Saturnel fifth, Kennetn sixth and Airy Wilkes erous charges which came in against k Ca Orrawy, Ont, Oct. -Four handred car Ste L S OiTI G SOMIGH bove monthly payments 1o principal Aiveotly with!tho sergnant's office. The new numerous charges which came in against him e S dren tecthit the child and comforts | al | | directly with the sergoant's offico. Thonew | Jonth, Dillurd’s Alexander mado sever il e D, W. Williams of Cincimnati is atthe [1oads of lunber have left here for the Ameri Andintoret, For Al partieulyrs eall oo oF R e & o seventh. Dillard's Alexander made several | from all directions. together with his 5 i the mother. a bottle, ! Tutd e Welte Co'iia. Brondways clectrical upparatus is of thomost approved | pud breaks, and before s driver got him e e S e I S Sl My can market since the removalof the export AT adiross tho Tl & Wolls Co. character, and is metropolitan in all cespects, | under control he had lost so much ground o ] d“_:ll‘ o) ‘-n 56, have beeh | g K, Cate of Des Moines is o guest atthe | gie0 The amount awaittng shipment hor We Have § Hoing All the line work has been done by | that thedistance flag was dropped before he [ Fecited in detail. On getting out of the | yypray, is over 200,000,000 fect. Both the RomE, Oct. 15.—The government at Wash- Electrician James Bradles, of the five depa e{:;:“"" its neighborhood, und he was shut out. ;‘l‘"h'hll's‘ nf_t hi48 1.|‘w h«;l'}f vho hm'l‘l:ily C. J. Wallis of New Orleans is atthe | andthe ette attack the govermont {pl-l- ingon has notified the government here that ment, without expamso ‘o the city, The | “He" cond heat was closely contested, aud | kavrg o, 0¥ 80d notbing has ben | Millaed, f i fomevihaitheldiyienitho granndisau bl vy ants who have been sin- tire furnishi > fne s 8 3 NIan ot at il heard from bim since until last evening, | N.O. Martinof Alliance is at the Barker. | allow Amevican lumbermen to enter Canada, | 10 It ts who 3 entire furnishing of the building, including | was mainly a strugglo between Dick Dimple X e s e ey onpen courts will be allowed to carpets, curtains, desks, matting for the halls | and Belgian Maid, On the second quarter [ When Tur Beveceiveda letter postmarked | A.J. Cook of St. Louis was at the Murray | compete with Ganadians and dep land in the United States and stairway, will also be done without cost | Brocade broke, and his driver, J. B. Chand- | Guthvie, I. The letter is strikingly | last night. st 1 Fabries mi promptly done thecouitry. s s now. Work 1 in all parts of send for 1t - MACHAN., Prop., dway, Neir Northwestern Depoty COUNCIL BLUFFS, TA. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluff: o014 Bir PAID UP CAPITAL . ... 0000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS .. 50000 LIABILITY TO DEPOSITOR . 1000 ons L. A. Millen, K. 0. Glouson, F. L Fl“\“"u‘l”fl I”‘l\ll‘ J ]i" AI‘H‘H‘H‘\‘;\ l"“n\lil O ok kLl NG $urplus Of ADZ bank In Southwestern Lowi, INTEREST UN TIME DEPOSITS, | OFFICER & PUSLEY, -s BANKERS. Corner Maln and Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Dealers In forelgn wnd domestic exchings Collections made and interest pald on Uine deposits. iy F. M. ELLIS & CO., \ ARCHITECTS ™ And Building Superintendents. Rooms un and Roous 2 Bluffs, ln Corresponds %) PHONE OFFICE, 07, RESIDENCE, 88 W.C. ES l'Elf, 14 North Ma Funeral Director and E