Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1891, Page 3

»” COUNCIL BLUFFS. | OFFICE: No. 12 PEARL STREET. | Delivered . | H w1 oy Carrier in any part of the City JTON - - - MANAGEK TELEPHONES: F Dustuess ON No. & ht Editor 3 MINOR MENTIO N. Y. P. Co. Couneil Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block Real Rock Sy Thatener, 16 Ma 1f you want w hou se R0 to Bixby's, 402 Merriam block Work wae commenced yesterday morning on the laying of the track for the new Luter- | state motor company A marriage heense was issued yesterday 1o Dan J. McDonald of Omaha, aud Ellen G Liuk, of Jersey City, N. J The trial of cases on the criminal calender will be commenced in distict court a week from next Monday. | There will be a social tomorrow evening at the residence of Rev. G. W. Suyder, 115 East | Pierco stroet, under the auspice 1 me bers of the St. Jobn's English Lutberan church. Uaios will meet Blufls Maennerchor w yesterday. Tt to #24.4 The members the local Kuights of Pytnias met ing ar conferred the L twe: candia: 200 pr nt. After the was enjoyed and the longed until o A vew tral court yesterday Miller agaiust company, in which a 12 favor of the defendant | Justice Swearin yesterduy mor ter iu your yard or er ¥ 1 legion is evening meert w the Counci +d amoug the of the city n presided in police ¢ ing. on acce of Judge McGice from the city. Zeph Hushes was fined £18.50 for allowing Williar b stele to pummel bim with a billiard cu dav last week, Propstele will have a he wlt and or ng on a cha tery nd his wife will paring on a chirge of passing in { whisky 10 the prisoners. Burt Smith F. L. Robiusor charged with robbing Charles Iv f a watch while riding in # hack togethér, were dis chaaged on account of lack of evidence to Six plam drunks, eiving their 1 Cameron, Roger William Hamilton, W phie >. Colgan were fined & and cost Tuvitations have been received by some of the local wheelmen to attend the e nual meet of the JTowa division, 1 American Wheelmen, to be heid in Newton June 16 and 17 There will be bicycle races on both days, and a reception @n will e beld on the evening of the first d On the second day of the meet there will ve a business me al parade and photograph, a band listribution of zes, and the whole wili be topped off by o grand ball. A number of bicyele riders of this city are expecting to attend Guy Shepard ana Burt Ficla ara posing as iriends of poor and distressed Last Sunday afternoon they were driv aloug Park avenue, when they came his strap ‘across & horse nded fore fect aud a halter from the top of & stone wall about twenty fieet in hight, with his hind legs dangling in the air. They hastened to the rescue, but wero unequai to the task of hfting his horse ship out of his embarrassing position. Finally they were reinforced by several men, and in a few minutes the animal was lifted bigh and dry o the road, from which he had evidently backed off. The rest of the afternoon was occupied by the bovs in accepting bouquets from several young ludies who had witnessed the overatior Al Wells, the ex-yardmaster of the Rock Isianz” who slugged W. A Elliott, the pres- ent yardmaster, a weok ago last Saturday, was arrested last Saturday ni by Con- stable Evans. He was taken before Justice Cones, where he was given & hearing on the charge of nssault and battery. He pleaded guilty and was fined and costs, Cards are out announcivg the marriage of Miss Neliie Roper, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roper., and Mr. L. H. Brown. The ceremony will take place on Wednesday evening. June 3, at the residence of the bride’s parents, 807 Aveoue A. Miss McNaughton as Nepsichore tne for- tune teller makes a grand incantation scene in third scene. by hen about to build don't fail to get prices on lumber of The Judd & Wells Co. 813 Broadway. Telephone 2x7. e Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 Pearl street, next to Grand hotel. Telophone 145. High grade work a specialty. PERSONAL PABAGRAPHS, Mrs. Jane Copson of Omaha is the guest of her son, W. H. Copson, on avenue A. Mrs. William Oakes, the wife of & promi- neut banker of Silver City, was in the city yesterday visiting friends. J. E. Barstow, formerly clerk at the Ogden hotel, is in the city, baviug been called bere as & witness in the case of Stout against Etter & Pierce, which 1s now on trial iu the district court. John Short has returned home from Cin- cinuati, where he went to attend the national labor conveution. Judge A. V. Larimer and A. M. Jackson of Sioux City are registered at the Grand. M. H. Judd, a former Blaftite, who is now running @ hotel at Lyons, Neb, isio the city. Mr. avd Mrs. H. W. Tilton returned home last eveniag from a short visit to Colfax. Sheriff N. N. Jones and City Clerk W. A. ‘Wilkins of Atlantic were in the city yester- day on business. Miss Bessie Stewart and her guest, Miss Beach of New York, have returned from an extended tour along the Pacific coast. They were accompanied home by Charles Stewart, ‘who met them at Denver. Assistant Superintendent D. Burleigh of the Rock Island road has gone to Iilinois to bring his family to this city, where they will make their home hereafter. Mr. Bur- leigh has reuted one of the Foster fiats. Mr. W. J. Wherry as Herbert is fine in the opera of “Zauie.” Don't fail to hear bim in serenade to * Lon't fail to see the opera “Zanie” at the Broadway theater Monday evening, May 25 Graod gypsy march, enchanting chordscs forty voices in chorus. Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomona fruit juice tabléts. They are delicious. An Amateur Operetta. Toe Broadway theater was packed from parquet to gatlery last evening, the occasion being the pres tation of the “Zaule,” by H. P. Danks. The performance was under the auspices of the choir of the St. Francis Xavier's Catbolic church, and most of the singers were from that orguniza- Miss Jennie Keating maae a very cap ug gypsy queen and Mr. R.J. Wherry ed the vart of Herbert, the affectionate sort of way. Paschel made a ver; Sir Henry Gleovils pompous and diguified All the otber soloists ad received at the hands of Mrs. M. J O'Neill. Applause was very generously be stowed by the audience, aud there is no doubt that the performance was highly grati- 1y10g 0 the frieuds of the performers. —_— hen Raby war sick, we gave her Castoris, ¥hen she was & Child, she cried for Castoria, Nheo sho becume Miss, she clung 10 Castoria, When she liad Cluldren, shie gave bhem Casiorig, THE OMAHA BEE. | NENS FRON (OUSCIL BLUFFS. | | ever, it is the career of an ex-justice which is operetta | lover, in @ | ria Mr. Philip | uishiug g d excelient work, and the ctorus was uuder | od control, owing to the careful trainiug it | ber Justioe Shop Fes War About to3Be | Op:ned. | JUSTICE CONES THINKS HE WAS ROBBED, He Hae Looked Up the Recora ana Wants Es-Justice w Schurz Disgorge Eleven Bright Dollars, Avother justice war is on. This time, how to be investigated, Yesterday a eruoon o suit was commenced as comme s bondsmer the Mr states that in case he is success- 10l iu the present suit there are others who wiil come forward with like cluirus, The umes are perfectly elegant to be rn by thosctaking part in the ful marches and drills by some of the best tulent in Council Blufls and Omakia, Union Park races, Omata and Council Bl June 912, #4,000; Sept. S-11, 6,503 Oct. 20-22, 4,000, For progrummes address Nut Brown, sec'y., Merchants' hotel, Omaha is what You will find oad way CONTE TED W.LL, Al the Heirs are *issatisfled wath Its Provisions. There was a probate cuse on trial in dis- trict court yesterday afternoon which called up the facts connected with & tragedy which took place a yearaga near Weston. The par- ties to the tragedy were 8 man by the name of Guill and bis brother-in-law, Kianey Hol- mau. Au altercation arose between the men and Guill struck Holman with & club, caus- ni his death soon after. Jobn Holman, the father of the man who was killed, cied soon after, and when his will 25,000 bushe, ern stock ths. The aggregate northwest- against 15 jus figures 18,841,455 busbels, Devrn, N106 bushels o year ago over two hu . May Considerably Minneapolis \ndred cariosds of wheat from though t\were received here this morn full statemen he railfonds refuse to give the a place at thilt. Su vement from such Attracting & (s seas unusual and is coming forwa gre It is ing 1 s very deal of attention not less thagyrd and it is stated that brought hereh bushels are to be Vi 1eapoiis. Horsfy —————— A Neprd's A The most g'rve F Mrective yet discovers 10 .ll‘('l\ [ ety MMODAIE SETTLERS Boundary —_— berlain \Line of Pierre and Cham- \\'mn\.m\..unl Districts Changed. commodation’¥. May 25.—Tor the better ac. South Dakot) 0f seitiers i Newlin county, in Justice Swearingen's court by Justice W. | following orq®, the president has issued the W. Cones agaiust N. Schurz. When the | between thqler. chauging the bourdary line Bt - gt ed to their present | districts \ Pierre and Chamberlain land positions last 5 the books of | Execvrive Justice fell 10 the ot of | Lot the eas, Maxsiox, WA<miNGTON. May 23 Justice Cones. It secems that Cones was the strict Yern poundyry of the Black iills , e Svas the | Cheyenne riv from the Wiite river to the Bl defendunt in a case which was tried before | west from Oy be ehanged from 1 Schutz last summer, in which the plaintift | LWSen FauZesireenwich o the ra 3 was the ( U Savings b, The | ¢ nd b Tine sh o fobea e woate case was 10 have come to | Jand distri file Dierr ubetliin back arrived at a settle- | the Chumbever " t | Bl al accordingly mever came | shall beasfo\lain k) f his pre- | Bluck Hills » 10 o 18 them | betwoen tow\eridian, then e line He now | {owos! ships 1 and 2 ther fiscovery that he | b sr ey i 2 porth, ranzes: s which were | BOrth. rangess the corner of townsh that an attorney fee of 85 was | of the fith b o hetonushins d and 4 north. to t bim, when, in fact, there | rine aridiuni thenos Hotth attorney in the casc ween said 0 and S0 west ¥ \i_standird purallel of the tifth was also charge OB a8 the enst g o int where igment cou he Bifth princi- i 5 BENJANIN HARRISON © becn rendered. Ang SO Lot Roes thirough the entirelist of comts an ks | t t k ers should be colore ut & flaw here a until he has | ingham's Dy e appearance of aze, and Buck run up the illewal fees which were charged to | to doit. ¢is by far the best preparation Lin Just paid by him, to A litge Nothing — e — n a Wasuivor Heard of the Charleston. LR tained J word was N, May 25.—~The fact that no ay from r\eived a navy department dication thave Charleston is taken as an in- Peruvian c \: he has gon on dcwn the the reiterate)st towards Callao, Respecting 10 the effe-t \I statements coming from Paris rauged to that the insurgeuts have ar United ty surrender the Itata to the she reac\tes paval authorities when of the navy bed Chili, the officials be stated, h\lepartment stand wute. It may negotiations nwever the Chiliau {, between this governn it is plainly ¢nsurgents on the subje derstanding \vident that some kind of an u reached whi, bias been or is expected to be fer of the Itach will result ir. the easy trans- Adumiral Bn\ta to either Admiral McCann or that there have been no and This of couown should she reach Chili a formal agr\rse would not take the shape of already wbement, but the intimation ma officers at 1¢ been couveyed to our naval su.huv.mx-.\w jue by the insurgents that b will be pursued. For Schllf —e——— 1020 Farnam)z beer apply to R. R. Grotte Warner — Wasnixen Miller on the New Party. ner Miller i, May 25 —Ex-Senator War- what he tho 8u iuterview bere was asked ment, and sgUght Of the thiri party move- long. Histo)l “I do not think 1t can last upon one idely teaches us that no party built the grange, '8 can live. The greenback party, rest of that ythe probibition party and all the will also. Iort have failed, aud I think this paign, howey is 8o near the presidential cam- a very suddefer, that it would have to suffer was opened for probate 1t was found that he bad cut off his daughter, Mrs. Amanda Guill, the wife of the slayer of young Hol- man, with &7 as_ber share of her ancestral estate. Mrs. Guill decided to contest the will and she was assisted in her attempt to have it set asige by all of her relatives. Several of them were put upon the stand yesterday afternoon and they all testitied that in their opinion old man Holman was 1ot 1n his right mind when ne executed the will and that he had been in duced to execute it in the shape 1 which it was found by certain designing partie whose names they aid notknow. The case was completedand taken under advisement. What will be done with it cannot be said no v, gs it is the policy of courts to adhere to the wishes of the dead until it is proved bexond a doubt that the rights of others will be jeopardized by so doiug. Mrs. Guill's relatives are @l doing their best, however, to have her rigu s restored to ber, of which she was deprivea by the will of the eccentric old man. Dr. Warner's 50c corsets for Monday night from 6 p. m. Sale price 20c & pair. Boston Store, Council Blufts. You will miss a rare treat if yor do not see the opera “Zanie' Monday evening panish dance ard skirt dance by tw o pop. uiar dancers. Graud march @nd drill by twenty young ladies. ——— A Hospital Social. There is to be a literary, musical and soc entertainment given by the Woman's tian association at the Masouic temple this evening. The proceeds are 10 be used for painting, ciling and furnisbing the Yitchen and dining rooms in the Woman's Christian association hospital. PROGRAMME. Anna Patterson. Accorn 3 Come Where the Sunflowers Bloons - AT Solo—Seleetad . Miss Mainie Oljver Mundolin Club—Messrs. Keuting, Ross. Pat. terson, Huss, Muthin, 3 \| Chris- Recitat Mrs. Lyon Ching a Sing ~Song 4 Chorus Solo—Selected risiesres as TR Shen 1'm us Happy as o Blg Sunflower.. ... Choras Miundolin Club. At the Court of the Czar. saseieen,ChORUS Circulating Library wenty-five ¥Young Ladies A prize will be given 1o the oue who guesses the largest number of books, Strawberries und ice cream for sale at the close of the entertainment. Admission 10c, Wanted a Retraction. | W.J. White, son of Mrs. Esther White, who was fouud by the coroner's jury to have died from the neglect of ber children, ap- pesred at Tue Bze ofice yesterday in a frame of mind. He stated that he had been injured by the articles that bad been published in the newspapers about him. He demanded a retraction. He was told to go to the coroncr aud have him make out & stutemeut to the effect that all the witnesses who had testified 10 having scen him abuse his mother had committed purjury and that such a statement, over the Siguatupe of the coroner, would be published, Colfax Spring: via the Rock Ysiand, body has heard of them, located on reat Rock Islaud Roate.”” 'Colfux hus medical miueral springs aud hun- daily testify to their merits. Saven ss hotels furnish pleasant homes at vates to the turougs of Leaith and re seekers. , carpets, refrigerators, baby car- es, crocikery, and all house fur- | s, cash or on easy pay ments, at | Mandel & Kiciu's, Fia: Festival, The ladies of the Trisity Methodist church | Fur st will holda flag f ou the evening of Decoration day, Frigay, May The enter- tainment will co of patriotic songs, recitations uud readiug, supplemented by & “soldier's supper.'” S e Wheat in Minncapolis Elevaors, MixsearoLs, Minn., May e compiled by the Northwestern Miiller show the stock of wheat in private elevators at Miuneapolis 10 be 3,45,000 bushels, against 407,000 bushels last. Monday. This . the total stock st Minneapolis and. [horen 11,474,45% busbels, & decrense of 494,650 bush. els for the week. The ki record places the stock - in eoan try elevators of Minnesota and the l\m Dakotas at 2,576,000 bushels, & joss of ence on the ¢n death not to have some infiu- presidential \lection of 1892, If they put a rry any s\licket in the field they may not votes 10 chalate, but they mey get enough states, just auee the result in some of the nibition parts activity on the part of the vro- carrying Ny has aided the democrats in have an infil\w York. The movement may ence cn the campaign.” DeWitt's ] — pill ever m.ittle Early Risers. Best little tme. Nonewde. ~Cure constipation every equal. Use them now. e Of Inters Wasnixen\Stin Public Land States. of the geney'N, May 25.—The commissioner following tel'al land office today received the at Salt Lalgram from the local land oficer with the conye City, Utab, which, togetner in public Ian\missioner's repiy, is of interest What is t\i states: railrond limle price per acre of land within €ntry unaer \ts covered by u timber culture under t\he old law and commuted una d with fole new law? 1f the law was com eutry can wey four years from the date of the has not been accept commutation proof if it To these complied with to date of proof? plied as follqinguiries the commissioner re- Parties my Ws: ut $1.25 per wy commute timber culture entries whether witkire under the uct of March 3, 1891, of compliandin raiiroad limitsor not, ou proof the entrv is \o with luw for four ycars, when quent fallunbalid und not forfeited by subse- V10 comply with the laws. Nogriping, ——am- Witts Little no nausea, no piin whea De pill. Safe p Early Risers are takea, Small 1. Best pill. ——— WasnixanIver Transactions. ounces of sip. May 25, —There were 669,500 ury departm, ver offered for sale to the treas- 500 ounces 'nttoday. Of this amount 815,- Fifty-five th were purchased, as follows at §.9722; husand ounces at .5720: 20,000 £0.9730; 50,0 104,000 at ®.9725; 86,500 at at local mingV at $0.9745, Purchases of silver Saturday ag up to the close of business last \regated 463,820 ounces. DeWitt's] ——e—— pills for ayspiittle Early Risers: best little \epsia, sour stomach, bad breath. P ——e Chicago Ynnsylvania L day’s journand New York are only a lines. = Pas!'y apart by the Pennsylvania friends in (\engers may say goodbyo to hour the P\hicagoat 3 p. m., at which ing of Pull'nnsylvania limited. consist- ing, sleepiman vestibule, dining, smok- cars, deparpig, library and observation in New Yo\, and be welcomed by friends an enjoyablk the next afternoon, after way train @ journey on the finest rail- ver placed in service, BIBDSLA\ —— EMBEZZLEMENT. s Charged NeWwith Getting Away mati \\rly Half a Million, Bardsley walllA, May 25.—City Treasurer peur be (nl'x\\ still too ill this moruing to ap- charge of m| 8 magistrale to answer the hearing was Yappropriating city money. The bail was fixqPontinued until Friday pext and | eral arrived ot $2,0. Tue atiorney gen- with a warom Harrisourg this morning embezzling §rant charging Bardsley with will probab|\46,000 of state money, sud he toduy. ¥ be arrested ou that charge This aftery had un affidjoon Attorney Genmeral Hensel Magistrate |\vit prepared and presented to { with Luving veele, chargiug John Bardsley the state of coliected &367,604 belonmng to count for thyPenvsylvanis and failing to ac- bad been my same, although tawful demands officers. Mu\de therefor by the proper sta creased Buristrate Peele thereupon in- 000, Two qusiev’s bail from 25,000 to 850 room adjoiuptectives have remaived in siuce Satulug Mr. Bardsley's warrant wa night, when the fist Barasley's \ served. In view of Mr. likely than ahresent condition it is hardly bail, but ifhy efort wili be made to secure watching de| bondsmen sre presented the the house. ‘lectives will be withdrawn from Chief Good, 'he commitment was given to ley is uble taith iustructions in case Bards bim into cus| be out furnished. \ody uuless the Up 10 & lat Marsh, the f\} hour this afternoon Gideon W. Natioual balgitive president of the Keystoue deputy Uniw. had wot been located. The Newport forY States marshal who was sent to States distrijiews, telegraphed to the United tion that Mal attorney the positive 1aforma- L was ot on board the steamer with a bedroom ay 5,000 "ball be before Friday to take | [ sailed from New Vork for Bra Weduesday last und which guched at port News Saturaay eveniag, The detec agency, which is acting for those who ¢ bonds in $20,000 for Marsh's appearance on Friday last which bouds have becn de clared forfeited. are Workimg diligently aud sparing no exponse io their oforts 1o appre- whic bend the fugitive "bauk president A description of the . missing man has been sent o arious United States au forelgn ports and th agency offers §1,000 reward | for Marsk's ar. rest and dotention. The deseription 1s as fol lows: He is about forty.five years old, weighs from one hundred avd eighty to two hundred pounds, about five feet ten inches in roste Melic ware that | want height, vroad shoulders, weill built, bas a careworn look. dark browa hair, blue eves, dark brown moustache, brown face, fair d teetn, Has the middle finger on nd injured being struck on the | of the finger with ‘a baseball bat, which leaves an inverted nail, forming a ridge of flesh at the base of the nail. —— DeWitt's Littie Early Risersfozins Liver, e Thomas Festival. The sale of seats for the mas festival commenced yesterday morniug at Meyer's music store. The sale was v large and the prospects for big ouses at_the very tering. Cousiderable in ing tuken iu the votine for the prog Every purchaser of & ticket 1s requested to ite which of the threc programmes is @ pumber of tk basers ug as L pr el Michael to make allotments of lands in severalty d1ans. nois special ager to non-reservation | sist on getting Cook's Extra pague if you wants pure article; there are no beaaaches in it, — | CONDEMNED BY THE CORONER. Verdict Censuring the Medical Insti- tute for Neglectof Richard Melody. Atthe afternoon session of the corouer's inguest to inquire into the death of Richard Melody, Dr. E. W. Lee testified that he had examined in tie operating of the institute and cluimed that was not a fit place to perform auy oper- surgery. He said the room was ly one window, which ¢ which was a e, F\ it ation in small, had apon @ court in atmosphere vaults and patient cc sta ul constantly coming from the was stables in the court yard. The d not help being impregnated ses and germs. The surround- dly had something to do with © death of Richard Melody. In closing the witness stated that £100 would be @ liber fee for such an operation Dr. J. E. Summers, jr., said that the room was not a fit place to perform an operation in surgery. The doctor described the exam- ination to be made before a patient was laid upon the table. This showed negligence c the part of the institute surgeons. Witness said £75 or £100 was liberal compensation for such an operation, in which the patient could have the best advantages and the bestsur- wical skill. Dr. A, F. Jounas, & practicing surgeon, stated that the room was totally unfit for operating purposes, and that there was an absolute absence of clealiness. Dr. Victor Kaufmon stated that the room Was not @ prover place to perform an_oper- ation. That there was & lack of ordinary cleanliness and of everything pertaining to antiseptic Dr. James H. Peabody said that he had practiced for twenty-seven years in Omaba, and that theinstitute operating room was unfit for use principalty on account of dirt. A papered room 1s never fit for an operating room. The sink was bad, and the hygenic surrouadings were bad. " From $3) fo £100 was the usual compensation for an amputa- tion. Dr. L. P. McKenna reviewed the condi- tions of the room and steted that §100 was a lieral fee for such work. Dr. Chbarles Rosewater said that his impression was that it was a neglected room and was surprised that it was used for surgi- cal operations, He never saw & bospital in such a dirty condition before. Witness de- scribed the operation and what should nave been the examination before the plaintitf was placed under the kuife. A man who does not make such an examination would not te ful filling his duties as a surgeon, Detective Dempsey testitied to the conver- sation between Coroner Harrizun and Dr. Williams and President A McLaughlin upon his first visit to the institute when the effects of Richard Melody were demanded. Witness statea that McLaugnlin and Will- iams told contradictory stories about the de- ceased und his efTects. Dr. F. D. Couiter stated that he made the postmortem examination upon the body of Richard Melody. There were no external marks of violence upon the body. An ex- perimental operazion had been performed upon the eyes of the dead man at the time or just after his aeath. The wound was not in the proper antiseptic condition, and that a spot of gangrene was found in the flap. No antisentic dressings had been used. The pleural cavities contained considerable watery-serous fluid, red in color. The lungs were badly congested and an evidence of oronchitis.” There was fatty dezeneration of the heart, and the liver was lighter in_color and larger than the normal size. The kidneys showed evidence of Bright's disease, and the spleen was also degenerated. The doctor stated that the mau should never have been given an anmsthetic or placed upon au oper- ating table. The witness' testimony snowea thut the proper preliminary examination had not been given the patient. 1t would bea very risky matter to operate upon such a man, even by the most experienced sur- geo! Lr. Gapen, commissioner of bealth, stated that he had examined the building from a sanitary standpoint and declared that the sanitary conditions of the building and oper- ating room bad. He stated that the building was not fit for a bospital or for s surgical operation o kind. "Dr. Gapeu considered £50 or $100 & good fee for such work. Dr. Sioclair of the Institute was recalled and denjed that he had performed the expe- rimental operation upon the eyes of the dead man. Dr. Sinclair was then questioned upon his kuowledge of surgery. ~Some questions he failed to answer at all and some he be- came badly mixed upon. After two hours’ debate the jury returned a verdict scoring the medical institute and censuring the faculty for carelessness aud negiect. The verdict also calls for an inves- tigation of the institute by the authorities. - Gessler's Magic Headacne Wafers, Cures all beadeches in 20 minutes. At all druggists el Want Their Pay There was a walk out of employes at Mil- ler & Gunderson’s planing mul on the Belt line yesterda; For some time the workwen have been complaining because the firm had no regular pay day ana wages were allowed to run behind, Two weeks ago the men pe. titioued the firm to square up the old ac- counts and adopt & system of regular pay- ments. This was pramised, but the firm falled to carry out its agreement and yester- day twenty of the men guit work. e After La Grippe. Restore strength by Wsing the toni Ferro-Mauganese waters of Springs, Mo. Regent Excelsior —— Marriage Bicenses. The following marelaze lioaasss werd is- sued by Judzo Shiells yasierliy Name ana aidrass, Age, Frank Swan lu, Omaha. . 21 t Fannie Clsais, Omubu . 1 Martin Dudek. Omaha.. 1 tJennie Kloza, Omahs. 2 s Jon Picka, Omaha. 0 tJosle Nemed, Umuna ! . w4 » W. H. Horton, Springfi %0 t Elwa Hywer, Holdre Johann Hof's Malt Extract bus wonde: ful Topic and Nut- ritive properties that huve made it s0 popular. Quite nat- urally imitutions have comein- to the market, aguinst which the public should be warned. See that “Jobunn Hofl's" sig- nuture is om the neck of the tottle. Eisner & Mendelson Co. sole agents, 6 Barclay Street, New York, Dry Cham- | } in su and be mada this was great stress poor. Card at u had b in the or kidueys T the hou mmor tal spirit of Stop the persecu innoceat At tbis Mrs. Morgan and Miss Baker burst into tears, but Mrs. Shecdy wore toe ame stony look that has characterized her throughout the e e case. Captain Wo , attorney for Monday Farland, fol He suid Lappear 1 ar my poor d client th s n- cy as black a think I can prove it. 1 want tc { the methods damnable that were ever used 10 take W lives of two iunocent persons for Let's start out with & ral pro Here's & woman without jssue. 1f sk victed 40,000 goes into the coffers | Sheedy's hewrs. It estion &1 blood | money and pothing These wen em ployed by the is Sheedy should not be here. an outrage Upon the law. The prosecution has divided the body of John Sheedy as the thieves divided the raiment of Cbrist. These fellows will follow Mre. Sheedy Dennis Sheedy’s blood monev lines their pock After a fow more remurks Mr. Wood ward, ich the line of evidence produced i by the counsel was scouted, derided and con- G. A. Scnoed:sack, Proprietor, demned, the court adjourned until tomorrow. | Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha. SICK ::2ADAGHE) Tegulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALLPILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIC! by i A T easicr put in & cell, but | will not stop t i the shameful conduct there. Jim Ma was thero, He is o wh THE EVIDENCE. | CONTISUED FROM PIRST PAGE. 1 Saturday evening, and if Marshal | K is 10 be believed. offers of immi imwediately made to him, He told jcatea that w ors were i they were b wh when evidence i ed. He man_ of experionce He is ch matters schooled in 10 Jor man believe th s 8 mob in w iting for him. Unuer this confession was made colored man b alod to Captain er to save him fr Tnere he 46 looked to 18 8 the 1818 Douglas Seventeen years exparl nsa. A of every descrip Works, Cor. Av n. . A and 26th St. s who have st nished equal to new Positively cured by these Little Piiis. Thev also relieve Dis- tress from Dyspepsia, 1o digestion and Too Hearty Eating. A perfect rem-| edy for Dizziness, Nansea,| Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue, Patn In the Side,| TORPID LIVER. They| Purify your blood. the S)’S summer, stop your kidney pains, quiet Nowis time to do it, orelse your tem will be out of order all cleanse your liv s 27 MAIN STREET. sick your nerves, cure your headache. Turkish Tea will | OFer & D:Jacquemin & Co. Jewelry Store do it. 25c package, from your| Gas Heating Stoves. dru, ceipt of price, Hahn's Golden Cure, warranted cure for dys- PEf mo TU No AsnEs! Just the thinz for Cull ggist, or sent by mail on re- No SMOKE h rooms bed rooms, ete and see our iurze ¢ nient. Dyspepsia | ¢, B. Gas and Electric Light Co. 211 Pear: and 210 Main Street. THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, la. bsia. 5oc box. Will refund ney if it don't cure, RKISH REMEDY CO., Omaha, Neb. This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Open. 1he George T. Phelps. Manager. Wonderful New Process Vapor | — —— - — Save: Sims & Saunders— 3L e We sell the only geruine—New Process— | federal courts. Rooms i 4 and 5 Shugart and the celebrated Quick Me stoves, the best made tweel imitations have a small g draw off oil that doo’tevaporate; the genuina nas one like gas: absolutely safe; no smoke or soot: 1 New Process | Beno block. Council Biuffs. Ta. One difference be- n the genuine and imitatious is that the needle-like tube to e Attorney at Law, No. 19 H, J. Chambers, veus oot ey fioan, neil's store. Telephone No. 233 Business BoUrs. § 4. m. to U p. . Council Blufts, [n no such fiimflam hurdred already We have sold nearly this season. Lights COUNCIL BLUFFS as simple as a cook stove. See us before 5 ~ e X3 I buying. A few fine 15.00 gas ranges closing | Medical and Surgical Institute out at $10.00 each. k Refrigerators, DRS, BELLINGERS, PROPS I'he best ever offered: 20 per cent discount Chronle diseases of 1 kinds und deform- over Hi doors, frames, ete., ct Nos. 201 wnd Ities specialties. Council Bluffs. I PECIAL NOTICZSs. COUNCIL BLUFFS. last year's prices. 5 Broadway. wn Mowe:s. rhest grade o §6.00. Screen wire Largest stock 1u the -west. The famous £ Little Giant bov's wheal, the Victor, highest | FY) TRADE~Two houses and lots on Broad- grade, world's best wheel,both for ladies und way to trade for vacant lots on Fourth, gentlewen. CoLk & CoLE, Fifth or Sixth avenues. Address Brown & 41 Main Street. Uuger, 182 Broadway. = 5 i AGNIFICENT acre property In_five-nere 1o ive Away Money M tracts. looted 2ig milta from posofi And get not inreturn. You ure simply | forsale on reasonuble terms. Some fine resi- duing it when you pay the price commonly | dence property for rent by Duy & Hess. asked for an ordiuary lown mower If the price 7 A T-Gocd TR T class, warranted and guaranteed twelve-tneh | gng DU O 4o NI DL Eood, rechonel: mower for Exsmine thom, Le man need apdiy. Must give good refer- irden nose B¢ per Ft. ences. . G, Greenwood. SHver City, la. rtnnl;x,.Llrl_»‘.md will give you satisfaction. T T R e QIe M g2 ence and references position whole- The Best efrigerator Hoase where he can ndvance. Address rth Sta It is n Ilke sowme others Bee office, Council Bluirs. warranted to freeze without fce in 11 does use some loe, but uses I 'R SALE—Our fluc familv horse, suitably perature with less for ridingor driving. Apply 10 160 8. Gth 0 the rket vet 3 Mexican Ha 0cks, e '1"‘ overs of horses—T arzest lot of They ure worth looking at and will give you | and the finest in the city; aiso hay und lots of comfort during the sutmer feed oh ull kinds, ut 8 Goldsfein & Co's 1.2 g West Broadwiy Columbis Bicycle . : Plenty of them now to supply all demands, JLALL Y OY ‘\\I 404 psy I”.” m”m,“' har- Thcre s no other in the world equal to it o e Dt R, RN £ Sashes, bull goods, step-ludders. water coole duys und evenin Mrs. E. Hooper. 142 Ave- rs and cloties buskets, the lightn n corner 15th st., Council B ufts. ee crewn, freezers, that, i from | er and 80 line stoves fr 10 8. The e. the best | JPOR RENT—Tw mished prices. evaporating stove mnde; for suie ouly bath, hot and ¢ nd ste at P, C. DeVol's, w4 Broadway nd botel annex. second floor o ’ o T | JPORSALE=For kent- Wanted—1 momical Hefrigerators, | R o e N Ly st It the wuount that peopie save estute line dow't do It autil you huve seen our much what they earn, thut eventunlly ury st of bargalns. swan & Walker, No, 112 them rich. In buying a hous 1 ne | Mulno and 115 Penri streets Council Biuffs, like & refrigerator it s well to consider - e wh.ng eise thun the Brst cost in P in i FUE sALE-lot utraily louted, doin: Its oo my. The Guernsey House 1 Kofr g good Lusiness, Or w.ll exchange for good erator is us_handsoure « ploce of purior | Tarm in western Lowa. furniture and costs less &0 any other irst- Hotel leus fara ture and fixtares; an A cluss urticle, und stunds ut 1he head s an No. I chance W step inio i »d puying busi- et 16, Hiving the Tawe o' oid iy | mess. “Heasons for selling, ober Dusiness re- uperature. Al the packing ral | auiring all owner's attention the be non-conductor of best and Barguins in_residence uand business pro moisture Known. A4l purts can be tuwet ouy | Oty R P. Officer, real estate and insurance and cleaned. Investigate the Guernaes . S865t No. 12N, Miln st. Councli Biuffs. Household before buyinz. S ARDENS o e Liwn Mowers, T A antls il toneale cavmiey, JAnd oot The New Quaker City Is In every respect the | Yinsyweds und o list of “lowa faris. rpart of the Philudelphin, and much | Jobuston A Yoo Putten. and Window soreens, x bard From #1047 W delphia also and you can tak Screen Doors curry the Phily- YOUF choler MeMabon block, & | P‘“K RENT -3y bLrick, with bsccent wud elevalor. Bquire, i Pearl streas the lurgest and finest in | ity, and all the lutest nov jes lo the | ware Lne, at SHUGART & 00’8, | No. 11 Main Btseet, Councll Blufls. | W Sotval K SALE or ksui-3arden | houses, by J. B Kios, 15 Mals st Blufs NO CURE! NO PAY, rDOWNS was, scared to death, and the g tnen ¢ &\ ) arose, how Al 1t ave mysell ¢ Under 6 this condition he told his doleful tale. And V\ ‘\b (VK" ‘\Oo Supday about 11 o'clock the mayor EASKS ) EA P9 JMicers put tam under this crucial test Q@ oq.e\ @ (v} “1 need only point to you the imrrobabil- 0.0 . 34.0.0.0 ity of th v It is too revolting, t e hte 1 ety |1+ S B N NG (A o was u tender und loving wife, devoted | to her husband. Consideriog this, can you - believe this story? Is there a } being carth At can say he ves itf | refined aud cultured rounded with all the life could s | delicacy as to s0 thi u | says she did, 1t is_untrue ar e | | Street, Omaha, Neb. r wife who was seet “'”, ‘.’~w o vons, Ch th her husbsnd only a few minutes | Epermaiorrhas. law Manhacd. Seminal Weasagas, Niit asgault are. Conmuliation Book My sterles of Lite! s0is 1 Weir then dwelt for some time on | n m.tol Packages received at Council Bluffs, worn or soiled fabrics of any character can havq Offices o’:-‘ \e* 4 BUT REFUSE "‘. * re SUBSTITUTES. CENUINE HAS BUFF WRAPPER AROUND BOTTLE. MADE ONLY BY POND'S EXTRACT cO., 76 FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK. 10 cine as dlplomay show. 1s still trosting Wi sa i sruAnent cure guaraniee | for Catar Osses, Imotancy., Svphills. Strictare, aid wil @ At £30) for every case | unertite and fa o hours 4 & m 105 b Suaday 621 Broadway, Council Dye, clean and refinish goods either office or at the Send for price list, COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DY WORKS All kinds of Dying and Cleaning done fa th Highest=tyle of the Art, Faded und sv.ulnei Fubrics made o 100k as §ood as new. Be Feathers Cienned by Steam, In First -Cinsg Muauner. Work prombtly done and dellvered m all parts of thesountry Send for price ifst KO A MACHAN, Pro 1018 Broadway. ar " Northwestera CoUNCIL BLUPPS. 1A . May 16.—Keports of gencrous ruine Bioos, Ciica Eleétriz Truss2s, Belts, Chest Protectors, Ete, AGENTS WANITED. DR, C. B. JUDD, B06 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia TELEPHONE 2064, CITIZENS STATE BANK Bluffs. Or Couneil CAPITAL STOCK........... $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS....... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225.000 Dine-rons—I. A. Miller, F. O Gleason, E L, Shuzart. E E Hart. J. D Edmundson, Charles i Hannan Transact general bankinz busis ness. Larzest capital und surplus Gf oy bankin Southwestern lowa INTERESTON TIM:Z DEPOSI T3, M. H. CHAMBEKLIN, 4. D, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Bpecialist. tarrh, hay and il acute © afloctions of the throwt o Fpocialiy. Glass eyos t- ted withont Gluses goourately prescrived in dificult cases, often curing chronio® neuraigls aad sick hondnchs. Surgical operations, when necess anry, pulnlessly performed, Assuring beit resuics Oftice. Suugart-Bono block. room 1 Council Blufls, (3 First-:-National -:- Bank COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Paid Up Capital, = « . « §100,000 Oldest orgunized bank in the city. Foreign domestic exchunge und local secaritles. K attention pad to collections. Aveoants 0 1 individ uals banks, bankers aud corporations sollcl ted. Cor GEU. P, SANFORD. President. A W. RIEKMAN, Cashier AT RICE, Assistant Cashier, The New Ozden Hote 1 Biufts. hug been conpletely refurnish modernized throughout, und is now one of the best hotels in the state’ 1t Is located Iu the business pary of the city and the electric _motors puss the door every four minutes, Fire escapes and fire aluris throushout the bulldiuz. Steaw heat. hot und cold water and sunshine in every room. Table unsurpassed anywhere. Rutes, £2.00 & auy GEO. M. WHITNEY, Ma:ager, ~ C. A HAMMER, USTICE OF THE PEACE OFFI CE, 415 Broasdway, Councll Bluffs, Ig D. H. McDaneld & Co., Butchers' and Pasqars' Supjliss, Market Fixtures, Casinis, &icu aod Suusage Makers' Machluvery, Muin st., Councll Blafta la o lides wnd Furs 2. Also Qealers