Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1891, Page 3

THE ()\l;\ll \ BEE. \,OUNLIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: . 12 PE I\I(I. STREET. Delivered by Carrier in any part of the City. H, W. TILTON - - MANAGER. Busiuess Office, No. 43, Night Editor. No, 23, e e————— MINOR MENTION N. Y. P. Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal Craft's chattel loans, 204 Snpp block. 1f you want water in your yard or house #0160 Bixby's, 802 Merriam block. A social will bo given this evening in pariors of the Presbyterian church A strawberry and ice cream festival be given tomorrow e churel Joseph Larsen and Hulda Anderson, both of Omahn, were married yesterday by Jus- tice Swearingen, Messrs. Cam and Kirk Patterson gave a highly enjoyable musicalo last evening at their bome on Willow avonue. A select com- pany of friends was prescnt Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to William F. Attiey and Anva . Bain, both of Polo, 1II., ana to George Oamek and Nellie M. Ritchie, both of Crescent City. W. A. Ceutter and Mrs. Emma nds, both of this city, were married last evening at the re of the oride on dway, Rev. G, W. Crofts officiating. The Indies of the Broadway Methodist church will entertain a social this evening at the residence of W. S, Mayno on Park ave- nue. Ice-cream a will bo served, The caso of Henry Waener against John Schefller was taken up again_before Judgo Deemer last evening. All the evidence is now in and the urguments of the attorneys will be made next Suturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Elder Morrison, a sixteen-year-old boy preact er and singer of Red Ouk, will preach at the Christian church, corner of Seven- teenth street and Brondway, next Sun morning and evening. He will also render some of his fine solos. It was expected that evidence in the Cut-O) commenced in n few the departure of Hoy misstoner for Nevraska, it poned for about two weeks. Tho revival meetings in the Trinity Meth- odist church, corner of Ninth avenue and ourth street, arc increasing in interest and attendance. Dr. Tevis of Kansas City is as- slsting the pastor, Rev. S. Alexander, and will romain during the rest of this weelc. A meeting of the council will bo held next Monday night. It is expected that at that time something will be done to remedy the defects in the resolutions which were passed at the last meeting of the council with regard to the assessmont of the Union Pacific rail- Wway company. Johnson Dixson was arraigned in superior court yesterday morning on the charge of having seduced Carric Green, the fifteen- year-old daughter of Jack Green. He pleaded not guilty and his bond was fixed at £00, in default of which he was sent to jail. He will probably be given a hearing this morning Invitations have been issued for a musicalo tobe given tomorrow evening by Master William M. Murphy at the residence of his arents. 356 Avemio F. in honor of Mr. vank Badollet, who bas recently returned from the National conservatory of Ameriea at New York. i Council Blufr: Judge Macy held court yesterday in the office of the county superintondent of schools. Oneof the multitudinous cases of I Gray against U. H. White, in which roperty in Turley’s Glen, upon which G squatted a fow Sund controversy, Gray was on the witness stand almost nll dy, and the business matters of the Gray-White combination were pretty thor- oughly ventilated. The following ofticers were elected at tho last meeting of Council Bluffs lodgo No. 3, degree of ~ Roebekah, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, lnst Tuesday eyening: Miss Rebecea Dwigeins, N.° G.; Mi Lally Huff, V. G.; Miss' Barbara Ander- s0n, secretary: Mrs,' Anna_Dougherty, treas- urer. Miss Lizzio B, Matthews was appoint- ed to represent the lodge at the state conven- tion to be held in Dubuque near October. Johnnie, the four-year-old son of J. P. Fil- bert, had a narrow eéscape from a serious ac- cident yesterday afterncon. Ho was plaving at the corner of First avenue and Seventh street with a number of other childrer, when the mail wagon came along. Just as it passed him b stepped backwards ‘and collided with the horses. Ho fell tothe ground and the horse stepped on both his feet. Both wheels of the wagon also passed over him, but strange to say, no bones ‘vere broken. One of the boy’s lower limbs was badly bruired, “inotherwise he was unhurt, An interesting athletic exhibition was given Tuesday evening in the Young Men's Christain association rooms. The attendance was uot sn iargo as had been hoped for, but that fact did not detract from the general in- terest in the performance. A class exhibi- tion was given on the parallel bars. Phillip Paschel gave a finc exhibition of faney In- dian club s winging. L. C. Dale, Richard Rutherford and Robert Datley dia some fue tumbling, after which a novelty was pre- seated in' the way of a contortionist perform- ance. The letters “Y. M. C. A." were formed b+ Dale and four of the boys, Who stood on their heads aud spread themselve 80 as to make tho different lottors, the will the taking of the account or Smith, the com- has boen post- Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 538 B'way L tALE! SALE! At the Boston Store, Con Towa. Speclal June sale for two weoks began SATURDAY, JUNE 0, Ono or twoof tho thousands of bargains offered at this great sale, WASH GOODS. 15¢ Vigoroux suitings for 10c a_ yard, 36 in. wide. 1214 Columbia suitings, cholce styles, 81¢e, or 13ards for §1.00, 5o challies for 21¢c, or 10 yards for 25c. 100 outing fiaunel for 61(¢. Chantong Pongee, worth 18¢, for 121 4c. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEALL, 10¢ ladies’ ribbed vests N 20c Indies’ shaped vests, 1 50c lndies’ fancy vests 750 ladies' silk 3 5 balbriggan hose 19¢ or 3 pair for A0c. Just received anothor lot of ou No, 275 tblack hoso, worth 4, for this W pair. Ask o see thom. DRESS GOODS, 45c brilliantines, during salo for 81 #0c brilliautines, during salo for 30c. All the newest and most desirablo shades. Al our 5 and 7he black henriettas, sorges, etc., in one lot for 57;c during this sale. Allour $1.00 black goods in henriettas, sorges, whip cords, satin stripes, Drape D' Almas, 1u one lot for this sulo T7gc. BOSTON STORE, Councll Bluffs, Ta. mEC Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit jvice tabléts. Thoy are delicious. LPARAGRALHS. PERSO) Mrs. W. H. Traynor has gono on an ex- tensive trip in the west, Miss Cora Farnsworth has returned from @ six months’ visiv with friends in California. R, W. Voswinklo has moved with hiy fam- from Kansas, ana will reside at 105 Bluft street in this cit Mrs. H. L. Shepherd aud Miss Mary Phillios will leave for Seattle on the 17th, Miss Phillips wiil remain in Seattle with ber brother, Grenville, and Mrs, Snepherd will return to the Bluffs in about a month. Mr. Josoph Brouillet, who has occupied the position of foreman in the power house of the Jmaha & Council Bluffs railway company ever siuce the road was first put in operu- tion, hus resigned to accept a similar position with the Oakland eleotric railway company of Oakland, Cal. He will leave for his new place of residence next Sunday evening, Senator H. D. Coggeshall ana his cousin, Fred H. Cogeeshall, of Waterville, N. Y., were guests of John N, Baldwin yesterday, The fluest lino of spring and summer goods, most expert workmen, s what you find at Reiter's, the tailor, 310'Broad way Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 0 Pearl street, next to Grand hotcl, Telophone 143 High grade work a speclalty, niug at the Christian | in the air THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: T NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Terrible Accident to a Pedestrian Throngh a Motormau's Carlessness, WILLIAM SALVIDGE BADLY MUTILATED. Knocked Down, Dragged, Burned and Horribly Disfigured tion at the the Just Indigna- Recklessness of Motorman, William Salvidge met with a bad accident yesterday afternoon at about 4:30 o'clock as he was crossing Pearl strect in front of the court house. He was looking ot some object in the air, and just as he reached the center of the track a Main street and Upper Broad way motor came dashing along at the rate of fifteon miles an hour. The motor man failed to stop his car, and Salvidge was thrown to the ground and dragged o distance of twenty- five feet under the wheels, A crowd of bystanders rushed to assist him, and he was picked up and carried into Dr. Pinney's off where his wounds wero dressed. His right limb was badly bruised and a patch of the skin sc eral inches square was burned toa crisp by the electric current. A terrible bruise suffered above the right eye, but the serious injury was that of emasculation Salvidge was removed to the house whero he had been stoppin 5 East Plerce street, as s0on us his physician bad prepared him for the trip. It was foared at first that his injuries would prove fatal, but at last ac- counts he was resting casily, and he wil probably recover, Ho was visited by President Stewart of tho motor company and it is stated that the case will be _investigated. The motor man who was at the helm at the time the aceident occurred has officiated at a number of acci dents of late, and much growling is being done nt his alleged carclessuess, His latest dent was on De jon day, when he collided with a team of horses and a_wagon, knocking the wagon to pieces and giving several people who were riding a narrow cape. Notice ot was most Assignment for Benefit of Creditors. Notice is hereby given as required by sec- tion 2119, Miller's code 1883, that the Judd & Wells company, & corporation whose princi- pal place of bisiness was in the city of Coun- cil Bluffs, Ia., did on the 27th day of May, 1591, make an assignment of all of their prop- erty and effects to the undersigned for the beuefit of their creditors and that all claims against said Judd & Wells company must be filed with the undersigned, properly verified, within ninety days from the date thereof. Dated at Council Bluffs, Ta., this Gth day of June, 1801. W, H. Kuepen, Assiguee of the Judd & Weils Co. FUANK TRIMBLE, Attorney for assignee, Gasoline and oil; covs, prompt_delivery, L. G. telephion 203, wood and conl: Knotts, 24 Main, WILL WORK FOR OMAHA. So Suid the Hepublican County Con- vention at W alnut Yesterday. The delegates who were appointed last Saturday evening at the republican primaries started yesterday morning for Waluut, where the county convontion was to be held. At 11:30 the delegates had ull assembled and the meeting was called to order. Delegates were present from all parts of the county, a full representation being bad from almost every township. Hon. Spencer Smith of this city was appointed temporary chairman, J. H. Jonks of Avoca secretary, and Colonel E. J.'Abbott of this city reading clerk. Tho committecs on credentials, resolutions and permanent organization were appointed, after which the couvention adjourned for dinner, In the afternoon the temporary organiza- tion was made permanent, and the committee on: credentials reported the names of the del- egates. There were no contesting delega- tions. The following delegates were appointed to attend the state convention: J. M. Galvin, J. ). Steadman, Henry Coffeen, J. R. Reed, A. Yancey, L. A, Casper, Finley Burke, E. F. Watts, L. M. Treynor,’ G, K. Wright and . L. Shugart of Kane; Alex Osler and J. K. Osler of Grove, T. R Bardsley of Walnut, E. E. Smith of ) Jonas of Center, E. A. Consigney and W. D. Craig of Knox and Frank Shinn of Carson, Tho committee on resolutions presented a resolntion _instructing the delegates to voto for B. F. Claytou for the nomnaticn for gov- omor. This ws adopted unanimousiy by a rismg vote, after which Mr. Clayton made a speech, which was enthusiastically received. A resolution was presented instructing the delegates to work for Omahu as the place in which to hold the next nuational republican convention in 1502, This was also adopted unanimously. A. 8. Hazelton of this city was elected his own stccessor to the chairmanship of the county central committee, He made a sug- ion which met whith the hearty approval of all the delogates present. He stated that in the past much irconvenicuce had been sod by tho separation of the men of the dristrict commttees from the candidates whom they were supporting in the race for legislativé honors. He suggested that i the future the chairman of the committee be the member of the com mittee from the county in which the candi- didate for the lemisiature resided. He thought that in this way the forces would be better concentrated, and the chances for the success of the ticket would be greatly in- creased. There was no definite action taken with regard to the suggestion, but it was popular with the delegates, and it is probablo that Mr. Hazeltou's plae will be followed in the future. ho Bluffs delegation returned home last evening. Colfax Springs via the Rock Island, Everybody has heard of them, located on the “Greut Rock sland Route.” 'Colfux hus a dozen medical mineral springs and hun- dreds daily testify to their merits. Seven first-class hotels furnish pleasant homes at very low rates to the throngs of health and pleasure seekers. Uulon Park races, Omaha and Council Bluffs, June 0-12, £1,000; Sept. 5-11, 86,5003 Oc #,000, For rrngrmllml‘* address Nat Brown, sec'y., Merchants’ hotel, Omaha, Candidates for the Cor Three insane patients will bo before the insane commissioners this morning to be ex- amined as to their mentul condition, Three deprty sheriffs went to Silver Creek town- ship yesterday afternoon to get Houry Dean, who bas been exhibiting signs of iusanity for some time past. Of late he has been oting so_straugely us to give his friends fears for their bodily safoty, and as . resuit they have filed an {nformation against him, Charles Prindle was brought from Omaha yestordny. He wus examined i Omaha Some timo ugo und was found to ve insane, Before he had been ordered confined in the state asylum at Lincoln it was found that he us a resident of Cut Off island, and conse quently of Council Bluffs, He 'was accord- iugly brought to this side of the river to be taken care of, While in the court house ycs- terday he gave an exbibition of his skill at song aud dance. Ho hus un iden that he is Nupole u 1, and he calls attention to the fact froqueutly Terry, who is under indictment for criminal assault, will also be up for an exam- ination on the cbiarge of insunity Morgan's prices for furnitu o on iustall- ment plan lower than any other house iu city, issioners. lus, music teacher, romoved over C. B. music company. Great miliinery removal sule at the Louls' Masonie bic com cing this weok. Must be sold before changing location, Mar Bouri 533 Broadway Jud-e tieed Honored. News was received in this city yesterday of the appointment af Judge J. R. Reed, formerly congressmun from this district, to the position of chiet just private land claims, was created at the last session of congress. Tt was rumored some time Reed would be given an appointment on the federal bene! that he would cireuit him to Washingte honor which has be Bright next thivty days; 4 ner Pearl and 5th avenu, DeWitt's Little Early pills for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath I would like to stand and be sworn." Colonel S his client, prosecuting attorney, sharp and lengthy o Bellinger. had he knew regarding the text ity, and what this author and that author | hid o say on thi r. Bellinger was not able to answer all the questions to the satisfaction of the attorn or at le the ju cannot tell just whut the coutained betw of a There was a little flurry of mingled curios- | by room next witne prosecuting vassing was a little little platform and settled himself uneasily in the big arm chair. “What i “Organ. “Your first name, siri" “John P, « “What is your businessi ““An attorney. Colouel & ing quite a biog young prosecutor. Organ had studie the witness to state word for word any single sentence, e state, vroceeding proiptiy proper, ot 1f Organ’s theory of i doc correct, then Mr. Organ himsel that he was not much of u lawyer, forsooth, he could not quote accurately a sin- gle p ‘The proceeding was fully as farcial as improvisor intended, and ‘thero was an_all- around laugh, in which the county hud to join, and even the gravity” of Judge Deemer wis so shaken felt in duty bound to offer a semi-agology to the eff side play to occupy a_few moments while waiting for another witness. he remained phy . The case will be resumed this morning. Buy houschold goods of Mundel Bluff: Be sure and use M W Syrup for vour children while teething. 25 cents a bottle. Yesterda y afterncon A number of the par- cuts and friends of pupils in Mrs. room in the Bloomer school building had the pleasure of secing some of the educational work being done there. A rammo cien numbe; being indeed remarkable for pupil age. ing cipline promptness and accuracy of action in move- ment, and the manner in are marched out of tho building at close of school would put even the guards to chame. Altogether th that the Council Bluffs cared for. Fireworks, flags, lanterns, etc., to deal- ers only, A fire started at 8 o’clock yesteraay morn- ingina small one-story building near tho corner of Broadway and First streets owned by Charles Barghausen and occupied by Gus Ruot and Henry Jurgens as a saloon and restaurant, headway before the department arrived, and the bllll\lmg and all its contents were uImusL a total wreck. timated ut §100, »nd that on the building at $300. 1 Constipation poisons tne blood Little Early Risers causeremoved the d Five Prrrssura, trials of ended the church, scandal, libel and foliowing divisive courses in declaring in favor of the right of franchise, Their names are K. J. Milligan, W. H son, J. C. K. M Clurkins' appeal was sustained, and R. B. Burnett,the student also ct has not yet been tried. the announcement of the vote all the sus- pended ministers left the chu; met on the outside by seve the United Presbyterian church, tended to tuewm in an informal way the right hand of fellowship. voting was not unexpected and several ministers notified the synoc young men The thirt suspension of the young men, this afternoon prosented a the that it Rev. the eye of th ment of tho vote, H. fuct sive conscience and plae Monongahela p byteria Ladies who valuo @ refined complexion must use Pozzoni’ soft and beautiful skin NAVY OFFICER SMUGGLERS, Dutiable Go SAN FRANCISCO, Cal fcle states that a tr t Marn isle 3 tha discovery that alarge qaantity of dutiublo said that g lurs W states that e Omaba aud Swatura are cones that the nay ingon, DeWitt's Little Early tisers cure siok headache and rogulatetho bowels ourt of which co of the This is an offic ago that Judge , but it was generally supposed be chosen as one of the new His new office will take fact which will cause ens of Council Bluff ratulate him upon th n 50 worthily bestowed Judges, ret among the houh they will co upland hay at _siaught ) tons, H. L. prices for man, cor Risers; best little The Mirth of th 1 take the tt made the request in behalf of ouathan Jones. Mr. Orgun, tho had just finished o pss-examination of Dr, The doctor had_testitied that he examined Jones, und in his opinion man was 1n County questioned tho especally as to what [ ¢ books on insa fro and that particular point. | st Attornoy Organ sought to impress 'y with the iden that a physician who nifferent text books | n their covers wus not much expert. and su whe discormble in the court Colonel Scott unced his to be Mr. Organ himself. ttorney’s face gave eviden, blush that bis usual equanimity disturbed as he mounted the tion your name” cott proceeded thus with tantaliz- formality until he had got on record phical sketch of the brilliant Theu he plunged into a | if ica of queries as to' what Jaw books M, \d o urgent demand for in the statute book of the As soon as the drift of the council was discernible the court decided the question to be im- | 1k but not before Colonel Scott before the jury s claim tni testimony was must admit because, | S0 o from the books, its | the attorney that Colonel Scott ct that it was only a restful bit of | even Barstow occupied the entire morning. and after County Attorney Organ Malloy was put upon the staud, where until court adjourned. Both ians thought that Jones showed signs to S your furniture, carpets, stoves and Klein, Council Prices very low; freieht prepaid to i St nslow’s Soothing ofte ¥ oung Ideas Shooting Well. a Ware's pleasing pro- was presented showing the v reached in various studies. work was_especially gratifying, of this There were ulso somo very pleas- calistheric exercises. The dis- has resulted in & remarkable which_ the pupils howing was quite conv: i ] incing phy: and intellectual traming pupils aro being well | iron Peycke CANDY Co. Saloon Burned, The flames had gotten quito a The loss on the fixtures is es- ‘here was no insurance, bl it : DeWitt's re Constipation.. The case is wone, it ha EXPELLED FOR HERESY. Ministers Turned out of the Reformed Prosbytecian Church. Pa., June 10.—The sensational the six ministers Reformed Presbyterian church today and the synod, by a vote 5 to 87, expelled five of them from The cuarges agaiust them were the Revs. E. M. Milligan, J Reed, W.'T. C. San gan. itev, A. W. Mo- sa; rged with heresy, Immediately after They were ministers of who ex- ‘I'ho scene during the vy exciting. The verdict was of their intention to follow the even who voted ngainst the vaper = of dissent action of ' the synod aud Lo spread upon the 3. M. Milligan was the first t moderator after th hounce- said: “In view of the has found me guilty and following divi- therefore appeal to enlightened Christian myself on triul in the bytery of the United Pres. church.” " Ho was followed by the or suspended ministers. —— from asked m that this svnod scandal, libel coursos, [ bar of an Powder. It produces a e s Brought to Calif on War Vessels, , Jane 10, nia he The Chron- | the ¢ visited the 15 last weok und made un ican war vessels which y returned from the Chinese station 1o vevenue charges had boen paid. 1t is s worth several thousand dol stoms oficer and The Chronicle principal officers of | e or two offcers of tho | ned in the smuggling and | belug taken in tho matier by | sction is | I and treasury depirtments in Wash: oniy pili to | The Association Reconsidezs Its Aotion Pe- garding World's Fair Exhibits, STABILITY OF THE ADVANCED RATES, Doubt Their Freight Amafr Citteaco, June 10— soclution It was decided 1 Buffalo to Bast St ton, taking offect on logal notice. clation veconsidered the May meeting in regard tc on exhibits for the world’s f the followine rules to govern exhibits arged at fall charge roturning exhibits are tende | road by which and the owne | a release re in constde tion, and w iginal bills of nding and cortit tho or unsold exhibits which have been on exhi- bition and which have ¥ will be Clentral T were originally that a form of release b, and that it be pr lading committes providing livery would charge” of rates on such trafiic direet to the rious connections with the Illinois Central ad, the latter to ace oty to the exposition g sume the payment aud coll; any, besides full r DProperty after its u Considerable doubt exists amon; men as to tho stability that w nd rail traflic. stored to the basis agreed upon for the prior to the opening of u public is exp: not again ve interfered with during the sca- But ther the_ opinion mude with favored shipp ar rates that the r more affects the all-rail route: be relieved to a considerable degree by heavy shipments of from southwi approximate the cstimates made by some western rallroad officials_there will be enongh business for o while to keep the lake and rail and the all-rail routes busy. What is to become of west-bound rates from the seaboard is sull a problem. Chicogo line has been unable to obtain any assur will w taken steps to meet. competition, u agent of that liie said_today commission making Paul and Minneapolis on the basis of $1.07 first doubt be the sig A train of fivo private cars is o thing not seen in this part of the country. morrow morn & [Kansas City road, carrying a of railroud party includos H. president of the Maplo Loaf; Robert Brown, the London banier: Benjamin Brewster, H: IR, Bishop, Mr. Kim- ball and muny others. attending a Range compan: new road, named are intere The board of commissioners of the West- ern Traflic association has denied two appli- cations made by the Chicago, Burlington & Northern road, w tho Western these asked for a and ‘Winona, recard to rates on window gl plateglass from Chicago to commissioners decided that changes were not expedieat and should not bo made. The Western Freight association completed its labors toduy and adjourned. of tho subjects before it were either stricken from the docket or roferred to committees. It was decided to hold the next regular meeting at Lake Minnotonka in July, bi-monthly instead of month ‘The freight committee of the Trauns-conti- nental confined itself to the con routine matters and the checking of r: Daily st the remainder of the weeis. ONCE A A Former Famous Beauty Now Dying New Yonk, June 10,—Mr dell, who was the social leader of this city before the war and a famous beauty in her day, became honelessly ill on Saturday and her death has been expected at any time since then. She is now lying at No. 340 West Twenty-third street, livig recontly friends. ug that Mrs. woman of ths city to establish a salon, and that she was a social 'eader in a fuller and broader sense than it is She was the daughter of Jonathan Southwick of this city. husband, prominence. on the site now ciwrch in Fifth avenue, whero ho aud his wife entertained the best people of the city and eminent fo extract of 1 the Waddell gathering of beauty and the concourse of gal- lantry could not be surpassed.’ panic of 187 and soon after died; woman husband’s fortune byaucky transaction in reul estate. wany of he old style, years ugo. Escape of a MoNTICELL Simmons, who with Charles Bailey robbed a Northe Jjumped from a {tradu going at full speed south of here, St. Cloud to I'argo fop Arial bank of sand and as he got up at one Simng 1o of the wost not untry Joseph Matvusick of Neola, Ia , asphyxiated —_— e York, agents. Among Railroad Men as Boing Upheld—Western alifornia Lines Meet. to (ho Contral Traffic as- its mouthly session today. to mako a rate on pig iron Louis of &85 por The asso- tion taken at tho 5 0 bo charg and adop! 10 bo Aarilt rates, plus switching when golng to the exposition, but on they aro of such exhibits will exe oving carriors from all liabl fon of freo roturu vrar - I prosent paid ut uills or ates signed the exposi- for return officer of tendered proper Articles id full rates going returned free to tho points within t ation at the point ti ceived. Tt was suggestoi ali roads be adopted pared by the uniform bill of A resolution wus adopted on all world’s fair busiuess be made at the current that ept the freight, for de- nds and to on of charges, sponsibility for the ptance. EAST AND WEST-BOUND RATES, railroad of the advanced rates effect today on cast-bound hese rates are now re- into ation, and the tod to believo that they will are those who still hold to S0 many contracts were 's on the basis of storation will be Tho situation as it will no doubt soon tha the new winter orn points. wheat_crop hould the volume Tne © from the Canadiun Pacific that it thdraw its $1.07 rate from New York ul, and already the Lackawauna has The west- th: i This will no al for,a goucral brouk. TRAIN OF Such ve here from St. Paul_to- g over the Chicago, St. Paul ge party ofticials and capitalists. _ The H. Porter, John BEgan, ill avri Roswell P. Fiower, ‘The party’ has been meeting of the Duluth Iron at Duluth and inspecting the hanumber of the above ted. DECISIONS BY THE BOARD, ich were appealed from Ireight association. One of special rate on bar carringe wood from Chicado to Tho other was a sinilar request in s, bottles and t. Paul. Tho the proposed WESTERN FREIGIT AFFAIRS, A majority and a resolutio g that after that tim ings of theassociation should be held CALIFORNIA LINES MEET, soviation is in sossion, but thus far sideration of sious will probubly be held during -— SOCIETY LEADER, k. Coventry Wad- in New ¥ where she has beon with some relatives and Chauncey M. Depew is quoted as Waddell was the first understood today, Willinm Waddell, her second was a8 man of wealth and social He built a fine mansion in 1545 ccupied by the present brick cign visitors. A newspaper 37 suys of & great ball given at mansion at that time: ‘“Ihe But in the Waddell lost his fortune Mr Vaddell was o of great courage isideranle and when she returned rment vedeemed a part of her Mr. She was thus e d fr he was abled to receive ds1n something of the barn about seventy-two 1rain Robber. . Miun, ' June 10.—Herbert Pacific traiff'f $20,000 last August, Ho was;being brought from Ho struck i a AS appiroutly not hurt, ! and ran 1mto the woods, 18’ homo is in Whceling, W. Va., und fous criminals in Died List Night, who was at the Eurovean hotel last Sun UNS RUPULOUS IMITATORS have sought to profit by the bigh reputation of Johann Hof's Malt Extract Look for the Johann Hoff” on the neck of, very bottle. Bisner & Men- deon Co., 6 Barclay Street,s Beware of them, signature of JURSDAY, CENTRAL TRAFEIC MATTERS. JUNE 11, THINK ITLL RAIN Well, y one thing you can’t get fooled on,and that’s in buying one of 1801. Barg But there's those five dollar suits of us ains all the year round? Do! Eh? this week. They ar ou may get fooled on it. ¢ without exception the grandest value that ever tested the purchasing power of a five dollar note. The are made of strictly all wool Scotch Twe that if you know anything at all about cloths, goods to wear as any goods made. The colors are in greys and fancy mix- tures, the patterns neat, the sizes from 34 to 42. we will guarantee buy in Omabha. this suit will wear as long: £ eds and Cheviots, goods you know are as good We rise to remark that hold its shape as well and look as well at the end of its usefulness as any ten dollar suit you can wix FIFY SUFES, In connection with this of our customers could not get great five dollar sale, (of elegant all wool dark suits, at six dollars and fifty cents. A great many suited in the five dollar preference was for a darker suit, and in order to me we begin today a sale as their et this demand, we ones, place on sale four hundred strictly all wool sack suits, in two handsome patterns. Suits that if we hadn’t been marked eleven dollars, go this week struck a sn: at six dollars p in buying, w_ould have and fifty cents. BFEI@SE VIEBSIES which we are selling for fifty cents, are talking for us in every quarter of the city. They are made of Pique, Marscilles whiteand light grounds all sorts of colors. Compare them with the ones your partner paid a dol- lar or a dollar fifty for. Why are these vests not hurt ’em one bit. SPECI AL COUNCIL BLUFFS, NITIES to muke money ¢ plentitul thun at pres . Cole, real esti loan broker, No. f Pourl strect, will put y¢ the wiy of investments, feet front on TOR SAL 18th - und 19th uvenue, motor line. betw IL P, wero it in nd in ndsonic profits on’su LATRVOYANT acter rendings: lock of hair for readings by lotte Mrs E Hoope 5th street, Counci r Rent—Wanted—If you w to buy, sell or rent anything In the estate line don’t do It untii you huve see: larzolist of bursu for horses may be aran. ADPLY t0 John 0. Lo want ronl our 3 bred horso. thut Address o ker's 112 Muln str Blufs, you wili alway @ snap bargain in r ate if you wu buy, or u good place to list a barsain 1t nt to sell 4 Insuran ntrolii ablished business. [oR single dri and sce then, be os stables No. Councii Blufrs, prives reasonab oré buy Is M 418 North Sov propert 13 miles fro you Johnston & V postoflic Sonie fine res rty for ront by Day & Hos NT—The McMahon bic ith basement and elevator. J, Ok RE bri OR SALE or Kent—3arden stol W land, with houses, by J. R ica, 104 Maln st., Jounoll luffs Refrigerators on I stall We bug only in car lot prices, Our Racine ' refrigerators took Drizo last yeur at Minneupoils for bost most economical refrigerators against competitors, nts. Cun_give lowest first and all Gasoline Stoves on Installments, The New and see us, ge w Process and Quick M Pr o inferior imitatfons Victor We are now abl our trade on the: best s always the cl en Wi Lurgest line of frames, hinges and little it no one would be without, ot icycles, r the first tine to sup lebrated bicycles. pest. Doors an’l Frames tancy and wire, It you knew Qay night, died at ¢ evening. i Heafey & He: on the oody at 2 o'clock this afternoon, . 0 nausea, no rly ILisers are tagoa, Best pill. Horton is | ere. Detective Dempsoy arrived last night f Joseph's hospital naius W No gripin pain when Witts Little pill. Sufe pill. costs to fit your houses with scre fonl Caull 01d generator stoves for $.00 up. ply The plain_doors, how ons LE, 41 Muin street. last removed to An inquest will be held De Small rom Minneapolis in charge of U, 5. Horton who for forgery., Some time Horton forged Charles Ogden’s unme t check for §70 und was finall neapolis and arrested th description furnisbed by tho p e cataren, - Charged with Embezale Burton A. Kare hus been arrc bezzlement on complaint of John W, He was triod a fow weeks ay of larceny as bailee, proferred by the complalnant, but the cas dismissed motion of the pr iting attorne Logan still had blood in bis eye and 1 ier information on u differ phiuse of tho saine case. Logan is o moi fendor and chattel mortgage broker, and trouble arises from a complicution with of his customers. The amount involved alleged to be 15 is wunted here on o tel lice. De. Birney cur ent, for touching - A very 1 plll but a very good one. Wiws Llllu, arly Risers, ago 0 a located in Min aph Bee bldg em- can. on @ char, same on Hled nt ney thic one De like a Dago? That'll tell the story. NOTICES. | and Duck. They are in , with neat figures, stripes, checks and plaids, in Because they can be washed and TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, G. A. Schoedsack, Proprietor, Bluffs and 1521 Farnam St., of every description. Works, Cor-. Me them redyc BED lates THE GRAND, Council Bluffs, Ia. Ave, A and 26th St. and finishel equal to new. THERS This Elegantly Appointed Hotel is Now Open, George T. Pazlps, Maaa ger, C. A HAMMER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE 414 Brondway, Cour NEW OGDEN HOTEL. TheNew Ozden Uotel. 1n Council Biuirs, & been completely refurnished und modernt throughout, and Is now one of the in the state’ 1t 1s located in the business part of the eity and the el otors door every four . Fire esc fire a buildin 1 o) And get noth inz it whel Away Money in return. You ure simply You pay the price commonly wry Luwn mower If the pri thun .00 "We will sell you n first- wirranted wid guiranteed twely werfor 8.0, Examine thei, + ose D0 per 1t Good quality und will give you sutlstuction, Come und see 1t. The Best Hefrigerator Is the North Star. It fs not like some others that are warrantod o freezo without ice in dogz-diys. use somo. lee, but usos less and prodices . lower tenipe With loss OUNCE refrigerutor on the mnrket Mexican Haimmocks, 77 o worth | ut and will give you com fort du o SUI I, Columbi Bicycles. Plenty of them now to supply all d Thera 1 no other I the world ¢ Buso ball goods, stop-ladders, wuter coolers, numpers wil elothos bisketa: the ghin ng feo erenn froczers, that frenze ln trom th o five minutes, (rom £1.95 up. Junlor 1ine stoves from #4 to ¥7, tho Itciiible. t Prooess. viporating stove mude; for sale on. at 1 C. DVOU's, 204 Broadwiky. e First-:- National -:- Bank COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Pald Up Capitaly = « = « $100,000 Oldost organized bank in the clty. Koreikn and domest Al sooucitios, Kapeois attentio Vi Awooants of 1o dieid als. bian DOfatluns solioited. Cor respondence GHO. 1 BANE Ident A W. RIEKMAN, Caghior, A RICE, Asslstant Cashior Omaha. Packages received at either ) RENOVATED AND \d most approved machinery, at le Offices 621 Broadway, Council Dye, clean and refinish goods office or at the Council Bluffs. Send for price list. ¢hants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can have CLLI. cost t CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, CAPITAL STOCK. SURPLUS AND PROFITS.... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225.000 DinecTons—I. A. Millor, F. 0. Gleason, B L Shugart. E. K. liart, J. D.'Edmuudson, Ghari I Hannan ‘Transack general banking bua ness. Largest capital and surplus of any bankin Southwestern [owa. INTERESTON TIM: DEPJ3IT3 l;. rators. t people suve, not s ra, thit oventually muke ieh, Tn buying a household nocesstiy i e AL SR T TS thoug elso thun the first cost In determinipg The Guernsey Household Rofr ndson as o plece of parlop 5 than any other firste nds ut thé heud as giving o Towest ool I All' “the wool. the non-con molsture and Houscho ANED BY STEAM, with the 1 you ever paid before, $150,000 Tt e much what tl s Quiker Clty 18 1n every respoct the purtof the Philsdelphis, and I'rom 8 o #7. We o Gelphin ulso und you oan take YOUF choloe. Screen Doors and window screens, tho lurgest and finest | oity, und ull the luj 103 in th 1ine, at JAIT & SONS, No. 1l Maln Str Jouncil Bluffs, " D. H. McDaneld & Co,, Butchers' and Pasiars’ Suplins, Mariat Fixtures, Casinys, - Machlnery. 82« JCouncil Bluits Ta"Also doalors and burs plges aud Sausago Makers' 2 Muin st., n Hide COUNCIL Medical DRS, BLU FF3 and Surgical Institute BELLINGERS, PROPS. Chronle diseases of all kinds ities specinltics. Nos. 2001 and Couneil Bluirs, Ta Gas nd deforme du3 Broad wiy, Heating Stoves. No Asues! Just the thing for buth rooms, bod rooms, et Call and see our lurge assortment NO SMOKE C. B. Gas and Electric Light Co, 211 Pearl and 210 Maln Stroet