Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1891, Page 3

ow Omaha, s - THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: No, 12 PEARL STREE Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City, H, W. TILTON « « MANAGER TELEPHONES: Night L2 HELOR MENTION. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., Craft's chattel lonus, 204 Sapp block Keal Rock Springs conl. Thatcher, 16 Main If you was #O Lo Bixby's, gater i your yird ouse w2 Morriam block t which was given last Friday night for the benorit of tha boy choir of St Paul’s chureh, netted the organization $35, Joscy Hulbert and Agnes Belmont, two denizens of the “Row,"” were arrested yes terday by Ofcer Kelly for engagug in o battie with their fists “Duteh Boyington” was fined in police vesterday for disturbing the peace, M. MeDonald, John Ray and Tom Sullivan fined for drunkenness - White's will was adn vesterany in the district court terws of the will all the property of ceased is given to her son, William J Hotel Munawa will be opened s the managenent of J Little Rock, Ark concert of f rks will add to the enjoyments e place i the evenin Misses Anna Patterson, Apues Blanchard, Lora Black, Alfaretta Black, Eila and Mosses, N. A, Keoys, . H. Kovs,J. S an Cleve, D, Chap nan and G, Cooper of nt Monday evening at lLake or The conet ted to pro- By th the White, Manaws he Women's Christian Temperance Unton will be entertained this afternoon from 3 to b o'clock at the residence of Mrs, Stoddard, at the corner of Sixth stic Bighth avenue. All interested 0 ve present. Me. Wie tric power bu and invited _one of the employes in ding at Omaha, was thrown from a buegy while riding along Bluff strect in Council Bluffs, Monday night. His collar bone was broken by the fall and he will be off duty for two or three weeks. Judgo McGee issued an order yestorday morning sending Fred Hunsen, a fourtoen year old boy, to the reform school. Hansen is the voy who wus caught a conple of weoks ago burglarizing the ci r storo ot T. D. King & Co., on South Main strect. Kittie Collins and Katie Lubey wor the insane commissioners yestemday on carge of insanity s, Luboy was exce inely wild, and raised the whole neighbor- hood by her cries. After an_examination both were ordered confined in St. Bernard's hospital. nic M., tho youngest sonof Mr. and J. I Rice, died Monday night, of spasms, nged two' years, He was taken il Monday afternoon, up to which time he had been apparently in the bestof health The funcral will occur this aftornoon at hulf past 2 o'clock from the residence on South avenue, At the last meoting of the vestry of St Paul's church a committee W appointed, consisting of D. C. Bloomer, M. 1. Smith, J. N. Balawin, J. T. Stowart and M. Daquette, 10 correspond with bishop in regard to securing the services of a new rector in place of Rov. . K. Muckay, resigred. They ex- peet to have the vacancy filled by fall. ‘Phe remains of the late Austin I, Meigs, sou-in-law of C, . Stone, will arrive in the ty this evening from' Portland, Ore., ‘accompanicd by Mrs. Meigs and Mrs. Stone. The funeral will take place Tnursday after noon at 2 o’clock from the Trinity Methodist chureh, corner of Fourth street aad Ninth avenue, Rov ay Stewart officiating. A quict wedding took place at the resi dence of Mr. Ralph Sumpson, 619 Washing- ton avenue, vesterday afternoon, Rev. T. J. Mackay uticred the words which _united in the solemn bonds of matrimony Mr. T. C. labl of Kansas City and Miss Bertha impson of this city. The young couplo rted for Kansas City, their new home, afier the wedding cerem Ofticer Kemp yester Camp, who was trying to scll some brass casting ut a junk shiop on Lower Broadway, and for a distance of about four blocks ther was un exciting chiase. At last Poland struck Indian oreek, and proferriug capture by the ofticer to asphyxiation in the slimy depths of the crock he surrenderad and was taken to the police station, where the charge of lar- ceny was entered agminst him, Gessler's Magic Headadne Wafors, Cures all headsches in 20 minutes, At all druggis Watch the daily papers Frigay for the an- uncoment and prices at the Boston store. heir special JUNE SALE COMMENCES SATUK- and will continue for two weeks. Bos- ton Store, Council Bluffs, Ia, Morgan’s prices for furniture on install- ment plan lower than any other house in ci PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, the clec- s before y went after Durt A marriage licenso was issued yesterday to C. ). Roth und Mrs. A. Krackt, both of this city. They were married yesterday after- noon by Justice Hammer. F. A. Sprague, who for nine years has veen the eficient’ manager of the Sandwicn nufacturing company in this city, has re- ned s position to aceept one with the Northwestern Mutual hfe insuranco com any. He will continue to muke Council 3lufs his headquarters. Francis Murphy, the great apostle of tom- peranco, has just closed a wonderfully suc- cessful 'series of meetings in Indianapolis. He will ina few weeks leave for Eurone, and will bo nccompanied by his wife. Their many friends_here hope they will visit their Council Bluffs home before they start for across the wators, Caligraph writing machine does not got ou of repair like many other machines. Colfax Springs via the Rock Istand. Everybody has heard of them, located on the “Great Rock Island Route.”” Colfux hus a dozen medical mineral springs and hun- dreds_aaily testify to their merits. Soven first-class hotels furnish pleasant homes at very low rates to the turongs of nealth and pleasure seekers, Indignant About Paving. The paving of the alley between Soventh and Eighth streets, aud between Broadway and First avenue, is now the theme of hot talk among the property owvers directly in terested, Oneof them tersely explams the Ajtuation thus: “Weo property owners are have to pay for the paving. The city does not pay one ceut )W s we've ot tho paying todo, wo think we oughtto have something to say about it The council lust fall ordered tho alloy paved, without the proverty owners knowing anything about it When we did find 1t out we Kickod Wo we paying for all the paving we could stand and didu't want to pave the alloy, as it WAS unnecessary. As a comprowmise, how ever, we concluded to submit to having it paved with brick, as 1t was cheaper and better than the granite. Our petition hus beon ignored and the council has ordered the contractors to go abead and pave with geamte. It doesu't secm fair to tramplo right_on our wishes in the matter when wo are tho only ones interosted and have to do all the paying. The al u say they not now got out of the contract. They oug never o bave got into it, but I huppen 1o kuow that the contract is worde that they need not pave that block if they dou't want to, It's an outrage to have the rights of citizens fgnored in this sort of a way. The local papers don't seem disposed to let us bavo any bearing through the lumus, probably because they got the city printing, The cguneil is getting to be too monurchial to lns# long. They should remember that this is America” the ones who 50 Boils, carbuncles and eruptions of all kinds aro naturo's efforts to throw off poison fror he blood. This result may be accomplishe much more effectuaily, as well s ugzreeably through the properexcretory chunnels, by tié use of Ayer's Savsuparilla #“ Tho Lake Manawa hotel has beon remod eled, refurnished and renovated throughout, and'will be opoued Wednesday noou, June 3, y Duguette & Co's Powona fruit julce fablets, They are delicious, ! conclusion with refurenc NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEES. | the Union Pasific Taxas, Getting After for Delinquent Authoritie FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS NOW BACK. Matter P} cil Iy Discussed by the Coun- and Board of Supervisors Other Ruilr 1 Mat- ters Considered, il At the me council Monday it it was de ot with the b ting of the cit ided that wrd of sup: afternoon for the purpose of coming te to the collec Pacific railway rtuey was in- proceedings the council should rvisors yesterlay some tion of the back taxes of the U company. T att structed to b m umus aguinst the company to compel it 1o raisc bridge creck within the wis evident that begioning n war the railroad and the outcome of the meeting was looked for with a good deul of interest Whien the hour for th wayor and all the memvers of cil were there, and the object of the mecting was stated by Mayor Macrae with a snap which iudicated that they meant business. They wers after the scalp of the Union Pacitic, and they didu’t care who knew it. A fow extracts were read from the old minut of the city couneil, whicl included the pro- fings on the evening o yoar and o balt r0 when the eity attorney was anthorized to ‘tile the appeal suit in regavd taxes hich was then pending in the supreme court, ou condition that the railway company should agree to unite with they other eom paniss in the construction of a uniou depot 1n Riddle’s sub-division I'be fact that the dopot was just as near completion now as the night on which this resolution was passed was dwelt upon with consfderable bitterness by the members of tho vity council, and it was the unanimons opinion that' something ought to be done, but just what, was the quostion. Supervisor G raham thought the proper thing to do was to go_down and levy on aa engine. Alderman Wood suggested” that it might be a good plan to levy on the Golden Gate special, passengers and all, as it was saving for tho west. Mayor Macrae favored the forming of a syndicaté and buying up all the railroad property i the city for the pay- ment of £40,000 wnpaid tax. Treasurer Plumer ted that he would take the mayor’s check for the amount if it was gnod “Treasurer Plumor stated that this _vear's taxes had been paid to the amount of $13,000, which wis the part duo on the track. 'I'he ast half of the bridge had beon assessed at £1125,000 and other peoperty of the company o this side of the river had been assessed at figure wiich would raise the total amount to over £199,000, and none of the levy on this amount had been paid. After long discussion the matter was dropped, with the understanaing that the county treasurer should act with alittle more push than he had heretofore in the mat- ter of the railrond taxes, and the probability is that in the course of i few weeks enough of the Union Pacitic property will bo levied upon or sold at lot sale to pay ior the §0,000 unpaid taxes of lust year. Represeutatives of ‘vavious railroads wero before the supervisors yesterday to confer with regard to the trouble whien was stirred up last winter by the action of the super visors in taking the assessment of a lareo amount of railroad property outof tho hands of the state executive council and giving it to the local assessor, to whom it belongs. The railroads are migntily inter- ested in _ the outcome of the affair. Tax Commissioner Whitney of the Norttiwestern, M. 1. Walker of the Bur- lington, and 'W. S. Milligan, tax commis- sioner of tho Milwaukee, registered their individual kicks yesterda were not willing to say what further they proposad to do about 1t. It was evident that they real- ved that they wero elected to pay the taxes, us they had been levied by tlie county ast sessor., Mr. Milligan even went so faras to admit that n row of lots belonging to tis compar located in Riddle's subdivision, had beén wrongly sert in to the executive council, and that the bourd had dono right in having them ussessed by tne assessor, The taxes on the property in question amount to noout. $1,200, and the county nuditor is congratulating him: self with the thought that if e accomplished nothing else by stirring up the animals, ho rescued that §1,200 from the cucmy. The Howescale tool first premiem at P nila delphia, Paris, Sydney and other exhibitions, Borden & Sellecik Co., Agts., Chicago. Watch tho daily papers Eriday for the an- nouncoment and. prices at the Boston store, Their special JUNE SALE COMMENCES SATUI- Ay and will continue for two weeks. Bos- ton Store, Council Bluffs, la. city also its Indian Limits, over city the It 1 was on company, mecting arrived the the city coun Mar Bouricius, music_teacher, removed o 535 Broadway, over C. B. music company. Furniture, carpets, refrigerators, buby car- riages, stoves, crockery, and all house fur- nishing goods, cash or ‘on- casy payments, at Mandel & Kicin's, Cut Her Rival, A cutting affray took placa yesterday ernoon at 148 Pierce street Hulbert and Agues Belmont. The Hulbert woman was @ time ago and spent ubout two weeks in the city jail. Sho was released Saturday night, but when sho got out she fouud that the Belmont woman had cut her out, and was recciving utten- tions by tho cart load from Herbert Smith, her old flame, This was too much for the high-spirited Josie to stand, and arming her- self with a razor she sullied forth to meet the fho. She gave her enemy a bad gash on the rm, aud the outery which the two made 1 the whole neighborhood, as well as v Kelly, who soon had both safely lodged in the city jail, with the charge of assault and battery and disturbing the peaco cutered aguiust them, e ‘There is danger in impure vlood. There is safety in taking Hood's Sarsuparilla, the great blood puritier. 100 doses one dollar. More Hardman Pianos, The Mueller music ompany yesterday put four more of the grand Hardinin pianos. W. 1. Sapp purchased one of them, another was sont to William Hutehinson, at Eagle Grove, In.; another to Mr. Marshall, Charter Oak, Ia, and the other was placed i the rooms of the League, the newly organized elub i this Four pianos sold in one day is not bad, considering the fact that yesterday was not a very good day for pianos eitber tino of » Xpert we , the ta aft- between Josio sted soma The finest goods, most find at Keite and summer kmen, is what you or, 510 Broadway. B. Music Co, Struck by a D John Conlklin, who wo western roundhouse, met with an accident yesterday worning. He was engazed in working a derrick at the round house when the haudle suddenly slipped and 1 rovolving struck hun on the forehead, cutting a fenrful gush. Ho w u tw the ofice of Dr. Thomas whe \jury was attended to. He will bo laid up for several wecks us the result of his injury Piauos, oreans, ( 308 13" way ok, ks at the North Do not take any chance or burned to death with | paints or enamels in bottles. Tho “Rising Sun Stove Polish' 1s safe, odorless, brilliant, the chespest and best stove polish ade, and the consumer pays for no extensive tn or glis spackage with every purchase. of being poisoned 1id stove polish, Is Union Park Bluffs, Juno | Qet. 2022, Nat Brown, see'y., races, Omnha Sept and Couneil | 12, #,000 S-11, #,500 #,000. Por programmes’ add Merchnnts’ hotel, Omaha, Drs. Woodbury, des uext to Grand hotél grade work a specialty, tsts, 30 Poarl Lelophono 143, stroet, High o In distriet court urt News. yesterday n for a coutinuance was filed by the deéfonaant in the case of A.'T. Whittlesoy against the Omaba | a moti THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: W{EDNESDAY, JUNE [ MAY BE HOT TOMORROW. This is the time of year when past e xperi- ence has led us to expect hot weather. every man you brow and faintly gasps, “I-s-i-t-h-o-t-e-n-o-u-g-h- We've f-o-r-y-o-u once a year as far tant can remember, and in all human proba- bility we’ll have the same sort for a number of years to come. TAKE Don’t worry; stand off the ice man and buy your thin clothingof us. meet mops back his had as the oldest (S EEAIE When intellectual this sort of weather inhabi=- Our assortment of hot AN EYE-OPENER. 500 SUMMER COATS Sizes 34 to 42 stripes. [hey AN DEAVEI SIS} In genuine French Nankin, in handsome pin These goods will wash nicely, wear like iron, look well, and hold their shape. are made with patch pockets, have pearl buttons, button holes made with silk, and The only way to get even is to the backs of the vest are made of the same mate itself. half, but for an “‘eye opener” we will let them out at the re- markably low price of These ceats and vests are ial as the vest worth a plump dollar and a M G ANOTHER ONE. dollar fifty weather clothing is nearly double that of any former season, son is opened with a can-opener, open the torrid season with AN BYE OBENER. and just as the oyster sea- so will we AR S 6 SRS 200 single Black Alpaca Coats, sizes 34 to 40; worth just a fig | 34 t ) A COAT. ANOTHER. 300 handsome plain brilliantine coats and vests, worth in cach coat], AT three dollars, in four different shades [not all in one coat but one shade BLLS. FOR THE OTHER EYE. 300 splendid fancy tively worth four dolla Tomorrow we will put on sale our entire first purchases of thin coats and vests, separate coats, white and fancy vests, and dusters. The prices? They’ll help maintain our well-earned reputation of being Nebraska’s Price Makers. AT MORLE OF corded mohair coats and vests, posi= $2.25 'EM YET. 200 skeleton coats and vests, made of splendid all wool flannel, in grays, tans, browns, slates, modes, &c., worth four dollars and three-quarters, AT $290. AND STILL T HEY COME. Over a thousand white and fancy vests, and silk mixed and all silk vests, ranging from 735c to $4 50. saver, EXTRA SIZE COATS. EXTRA LON L\'L‘I"y one a moncy G COATS. EXTRA SHORT PRICES. NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY. CORNER DOUGLAS AND FOURTEENTH STREETS. pany, in which the plaintiff is suing for | from a fall while 000 damages resulting The ground for the alighting from a_motor. continuance is that C. H. Reynolds, the former manager of the line, has moved to Nortolk, Neb., and is therefore out of the jurisdiction of the court. He has all the in- Tormation with referenco to the defendant’s side of the ease, aud as he can not be com- velled to be here at tho present tevm of court, continuance is_asked for. “The case of Schwenson_ against Piper was completed yesterday and submitted to the court, and the case of C. . Stone agawnst the city was taken up. ‘The time was occupied until the hour of adjournment in getting a jur The pl ntiff sues for #3,000 damages resulting from u change of grade in his property at the corner of Vine aud Bryant strects. no pain waen Do Nogriping, no nausca, Small Witts Little Barly Risces are takea. pill. Safe pill. Best pill. Watch the daily papers Friday for the an- nouncement and prices at the Boston store Their special JUNE SALE COMMENCES SATUI- bay and will coatinue for two weeks. Bos ton Store, Council Bluffs, La. Wanted in Onawa. Deputy Marshal Fowler arrested William Lukehart Monday night near tne deaf sud gumb institute, Lukehart is wanted at Onawa, Monona county, to answer to the charge of committing an assault on a gitl about fifteen years otd, the daughter of a neighbor of his. The girl had been visiting at his house, and when she went home Luke: hart offeregto go with her. They came to o desolate pA of the road which was covered by woods and there Lulehart accomplished bis designs. He was arrested, but escapod and was tracked by the officers to Council Bluffs, Sheriff L. D. Kittle of Monon county came to the Bluffs vesterday i sponse to @ telogram uotifying bim of the capture and took his man home with him to Onawa last night. Dol A very small pill but a very good oue. Witt's Little Early Riser: S e Western Pensions. WAsHINGTON, Jane 2, —[Special Telegram to Tuk Bee,|—Pensious have been granted as follows: Nebraska: Original—Robert A. Pollock, Fred Newkirk, Edwin 0. Halstead, Peter Whitlaw, Elford E. Lee, Charles D, Lyons, William W. Stuitz, Heary C. Allen, Albert Shumare, Richard (. Bellamy, Simeon E. Oatley. Adaitional—Willinm H. rg, Wiley Hilton. Increase—William Pickrell, Bdwara ¥. Bowen. Reissue Navy. Loren W. Hastings. Original widows, ote. -James S., deceased, father of James W. Youne. Towa: Original--William Fitzgerald, Jesse Washburn, Daniel Ferguson, Lucian H. Hay men, Androw Wilson McClire, James Joss (navy), George Puaul, Jobn G. Young, Wi helw Brandon, Christopher Buhl, Henry V. VanPelt, James Ballard, James M. Crawley, Geor.e 1obinson, John' Carmichacl, Alvoro C. Hintoaye, Roland V. Watermay, John i Scott, Hitam Huefburt, William Kelly, Swan Lind, Jesse A. Chase, Robort T, Pray, John W. Widdoes, William H. Vunderburg, Eu- gene Trion, Stephen P, Yeouus. Incrense Michael 'Fabey (navy). Paul Black. Ite- issue—Joseph B. Crawford. Early Risers; best little . sour stomach, bal broath o i i The Wool Market. Bostoy, June 2.--There is a steady and quiet trade in wools at previous prices. Olio and Penusy flecces hold at 80¢ for X, M@l for and above. Michigan floeces are offered at 28Gi281;¢, but meet with slow sale. No. 1 combing wonls are scarce and firm av 40@4le; Obio fine delamne, 36 3 Michigan fine delaine, at washed Ohio and Michigan fic at 20@2se for fine and mediu wools are in steady demand, and as supplies of new arrive they are disposed of qu readily at 62w e for clean fine, t@tilc for fine medium, sud 55@H7 for medium. New Pexas and Californis wools have been quiet There is u steady call for pulled wools, and sales of choice su are made at 40@4die; fair to good supers at and extras at 2 Jie, Australian wools a flrm and in cood demand. Foreign carpet wools steady aud in fair dewmand, -~ DeWitt's Little Early Risers, best pill, - sdependent Club, ast nlght the Independent club got to- gether o hear reports from the recent gath- De DeWitt's Little pills for dyspepsi itory firsy mecting in several days and tho résul was the loosening of storod oratory. T. B Minneban had gone to the convention. He told all about it, and regretted that the eoresentative working men uaid not mater- ialize at Cincinnati. He thought they would get in lmo all right, though. Allen Root made'a rogular rip-snorter of a speech. Heo said the old parties were on an infernal toboggan slide, rushing with fright- ful speed toward cternal oblivion, But the infant born at Cincinnati is all rignt aud ablo to hoe its own row. T, C. Kelsey, J. M. Kinney and J. C. Kounsman also made specches. ——— DID NOT PROVE SENSATIONAL. Initial Mecting o” the Western Pas- senger Association Somewhat Tame. Ciicaco, June 2.—The initial session of the rogular meeting of the Western Passenger association developed no sensational features, although Geveral Passenger of the Alton took occasion to give Chairman Finley a scorching. This was not on ac- count of the penalty assessed against the Alton for refusing to advance the rates from Kansas City to St. Louisand from St. Louis to Chicago, but because the chairman held that the Alton could not be in the matter of Colorado tourist ratos territorially except by agreement. 'The discassion of this subject resulted in . decision by the association in support of the Alton’s position. There was a debate on the question of dis- continuing the sale of unlimitel tickets, re- sulting in some proposed amendments and the appointment of u committee, whict is to report resolutions tomorrow. It appears that the Altou is not the only road against which a fine had been assossed for failure to restore passenger rates from St. Louis and East St. Louis to Chicago, Chairman Finley has also imposed a fine on the Lliinois Central of #100 and tho reveuue derived from the sale of regular rato tickets from May 17 to June 17 for a similar_offense. ‘'his makes the situation even more serious Itis not to be supposed for u moment that tho other rouds in the Western Passenger association will care to continue the agree- ment if both the Alton and the Central aro shut outs and the opinion is general that Chairman Finley’s decision will not be con- firmed. COLLECTORS DISPENSED WITI. A report has been circulated hore that the Chicago, Mianeapolis & St. °aul has d pensed with the services of collectors on its passonger trains. Four of the collectors have been dismissed where it was found that the conductors were able to perform the work without assistance, and = glso three others who were employed on the traius be- tween St. Paul and Minneapolis whero tho business of the road has been recently re- duced by the competiou of su_electric street railway. Ou all subruban and through trains the collectors have been retained. ROCK ISLAND FINANCES, H. G. Purdy, vico president and treasurer of the Rock Island, anuounces that the esti wated gross carniugs of the cntire systom, including the lines east aud west of the Mis: souri river, for the month of May aro 81,251, 208, decrease as compared with the esti- wated caruings of the corresponding period of last year of $153,213. ~ The annual meeting of the road will be held here tomorrow, whe the report for the fiscal year will be given out. DECEASE OF A VETERAY KAILROADER B. K. Verbrick, ex-prasident of the Master Car Builders' association, aud off and on for twenty-six vears an amploy of the Rock 1sland in this city, died snddenly at noon to- day, Death was due torekction following an atiack of the grippe. He was one of tue best kuown master car builders in the country. He was eighty-soven yoars old Shows Increased Earnings. Prrrsnvre, Pa., June %, —The aunual report of tho Penusylvania company to December 1, 1580, shows net earnings of $1,052,000, an in crease over 133 of 454,000, - How to Care the Cough ippe. some coueh the botter than Chumberiain's Cou; It strengthens the pulmonary or any irvitution and effectunlly cures the It is especially valuavle for the cough 50 often follows uu uttack of the ale by ull druggists, Following La For a troubl - tve June Travelers' Prote LarrLe Ark., convention of the Trav ssociation, The national eling Protective assc RoCK, snd Council Bluffs rallway and bridge com | e of o claus at Cinciusatl, 1t was tho | clation was called to order this moraing by | slon at tho Capital President C. J. Hanks of the Arkansas divi- theater, and iRev. S. O, Haines of New Jersey, founder of the Com- cial ‘Temperanco league, and chaplain of the association, invoked the divino blessing. After Governor Eagle had welcomed the del- egates President McGraw delivered the an- nual address, which showed the organization to be in a healthy financial condition. e e HERMAN GIELD W'S CORPSE Body of a We'l Known Tailor Found Floating in Florence Lake “Tho floater found in Florence lake Monday evening was identificd yesterday aftornoon as the remains of Horman A. Gielow of 2410 Charles street. Mrs. Gielow appeared at the police station vesterday about noon and informed the ofi- cers that her husband had been absent from home since last Friday, and she was becom- ing somewhat alarmed about the matter. As soon as the coroner and Mr. Burket's under- taking wagon returned from Florence with the floater,the description given by Mr: Gielow of lier husband was compared with the corpse and all question as o his identity was setat rest. Mrs. Giielow was then in- formed that her husband had been fourd drowned and sho visited the undertaker's rooms to seo with her own eyes the unwel- come truth, Sho said that Mr. Gielow left home last Friday morning to_ do_some collectiug and had never returned. She suppo-ed vt ho had gone off somewhere with some friends to have a good time, and that he would be home safe and sound in a fow days. Ho had been very despond- ent of lute, however, over business and finuncial adversities, ' Ho had recently opened a tailor shop on S tunders street, but had not succeeded well, his wife suid. He had goue to South Omalia on I'riduy and had been drinking considerable. This’ sho had learned from friends who had seen Gielow on Eriday. Mrs. Gielow thought he coutd not have had wuch money in his pockets, for hie lefi home with but a fow dollars, unléss o had m aged to colicet some biforo starting out to make the rounds with the boys. T'wo dollars in cash was found in the clothes he had on when found in Florence luke. Ho had on only his pantaloons, shirt and shoes, His coat, hat and vest have not been found. Mrs. Gielow sad she could think of no adequate cause that should have driven her husband to commit suicide. Their domestic relations were not unpleasant. Financia ombarrassment was the ouly cause she could ascribe for suicide. The deceased had resided in Omaha for about six years and for somoe time he was in- terested in the North Omana clothing hou se, at 2412 Cuming street, but had recently ovened @ new shop of his own. The_ remains will be shipped to Foad du Lae, Wis., for interment. Dr. Coulter made a_post mortem examina- tion last nixht upon the body. No marks of violeuce were found upon thé body, aud from all appearances death was caused by drown- ing. ¥ - - Constipation poisons tne blood: Little Early Risers cure Constipation, cause removed the di s0 Is wone. © Philadelphia T PuitAneLrits, June 2.—Quo warrauto pro cexdings of the state agaiust Richurd G rs, the present incumbent of the offic bogun today termine whether he or the goveruos pointeo shall hold the oftice, - - To Dispel Colds, headacnes and fevers, to cleanse the vstem effactually, yet gently when costive or bilious or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cu abitual constipation, to awaken tho kidneys and liver to a healthy act tivity, without irritating or weakeuing them use Syrup of Figs, DeWitt's The asurcrship. - Davis-Moulton. BrATRICE, Neb, June 2 to Tue Ber, Preasurer Henry W, Davis and Miss Helen T. Moulton were mar- ried at the residence of the bride's parents in this city this evening, - Special Telegram County Schlitz w RR am, beer app, Grotte MOST MEN AND WOMAN suffer n essly. A disordered ach, constipat gout und kidney discase, avolded by the careful use ine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, imitations, rheumatism, positively b of the genu- Beware of cun | | | S S TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., Omaha. Packages re. of every description. Works, Cor. Ave, A and Mer them rely, 3th St. d and finished equul to now Sims & Saunders—fteornevg et Proe; federad courts, Rooms 4, 4 and 5 Shugart Beno block, Councit Brafrs, la. netl's store. Telophone No. 23 Business hours. 8 a. . to Y p. Councll Blufts, Ly *ECIAL OTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. POk R One of the best paying hotels in Missourl Valley, i one” block from depot; 5 blocks from postofice; 25 good rooms, partly furnished; easy terms o right party. Address B, CoWarner, Missouri V alley ADSwan & Waticer's 112 Main strovt and 113 Pearl, Councll BLuits, you wili wlways find i snap bargaln in real extate it you wint to buy, or w good piace to list & bargain if you witn't to sell or tride. QOR SALE-Anabstract and insurance busi- ness; good Hvery stoek and controliing in- torest i wn established busi Will ke some good city properly. Johnston & Van Patten WANTED A good. second hand satoty bi cyele, for cash 1 Lamb, se., 150 Grie bam avenue, Cot Bluirs, ok sALE shuglo” drivers 1 seo thens hefor o8 stabies No, Couneli Blairs, MAGNIFICENT acre property I five-uere for sule on reasonable terms. Somc fine rest dence property for rent by Diy & Hess JoOK saLy Elegant earrinee tonm und fing prices reasonuble; exdl buying, Isaue ML Smith, 415 North Seventh Our fiue fumfly horse gordriving. Apply o 10 S, 6L for rid o 0 lovers of horses—The lnrgest lot of onts id tho finest in the city: also huy and feed of ull Kinds, 0t 8, Goldstelu & Co's 122 West Browdwy SLATRYOYANT and psychy wetor readings send loek of huir for duys ind ¢ nie kK, noar Terms. e and §1 otrle, or ohir- 1s0 ULagnosts of diseuse wdings by lettor, Siun Mrs. I Hooper, 1422 Avos 15th st, Council B ufts, NUR SA LF furui in aesten Hotel leas 1 ehiunee to st s, Lcasons for Guiring ull ownor Burgalns in residence erty. . I Ofiicer, real agent. No. 12 N, Mitin st ¢ unel NOK RENT-The McMahon block Hotel centrally losated, d Or will exehinge tor Towi, o ture D into a s uttention, and Lt (Ixtures: un A paying | Biuirs, 101 Poarl 'OR SALE or Rent—Garden land, with Bouses, Uy J. K Hige, Wi Mala st, Couneld Blufts nts who have shop-worn or soiled fat Offices 621 Broadway, Dye, clean and r sived at either Couneil Bluffs. Council 2finish goods office or at the Send for price list. vics of any character cun have CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Councu Biuffs, CAPITAL STOCK.................$150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS..... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... . ;25.000 EcToRs—1. A. Miller, F. O Gle L BB, [art, J. D Edinund fannan Transact general banking bus ness. Larcost oapitsl and surpius of way bangin Southwestorn lowa. INTERESTUN TIM: DEPOS!ITS, M. H. CHANBEKLIN, W. D, v, Nowo nnd Throat 1 sluits, wye, Con winful ache ness, sy rios from thes enrs, o tarrl, hay fever, asthma and all acuto and eh aflections of the throat voml Council Blufs, A Bank COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA., Paid Up Capitaly =« =+ $100,000 WA Cunttor NEW OGDEN HOTEL. The New O 1Y ecn compl ien totel, In Councll 1§ tely refurnished and modernized throughout, and is now one of the hest hotels in the stite’ 16 s Toeated In the bisiness part of tho city and the electrie motors pass the door every four minutes, Flre escupes and fire alurms throushout the bulid heat. hot and cold water and every room. Table unsurpassed n )i iy GEO., M. WHITNEY, Manager. THE GRAND, Blulfs, la, g iny whe Council This Elegantly Appointed Hotel 1s Now Open I'. Phelps, Manager, Fleating Stoves. Geor Gas Asis! No SMOKt Led riiieat s 6t ias and Electric Light Co 211 Peurl und 210 Maln Sur