Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1891, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE. VOUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE ARL STREET, Delivered by Carrier in any H, W, FILTON - TELEPHONE Busiuess Offee, No. 43, Night Editor. No, 23, MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., conl. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block, Superior court adjourned yesterday morn- ing until tomorrow, If you want water in your yard or house 0 to Bixby's, 802 Merriam block. Chief Justico Reed of the private land claim court issued a cali for the first convention of the court at Denver July 1, William Blackburn and Elizabeth H. Parker, both of this city, were married yes- terday afternoon by Justice Hammer. The property owners abutting on the alioy south of Willow avenue between Pearl and Sixth streets were served with notices yes- terday to clean up, S, Terry has been sentenced to a thivty-day 1 in the county jail for committing an as sault and battery on the infant daughter of John Geiger, Minden Bluff City lodge, No. 71, Aucient Free and and Accepted Masons, will meet in special communication tomorrow evening for work in the sccond degree. All masons are i vited. By order W. M Last might just for luck tho police dropped fn at the Mauhattan, men who were buving a socis rds woro locked up. o gambling tools were found. Later the arties arrested were released. Alfred Bybee uied yostorday his residence in Crescent township, aged eighty years. The funeral will take place this morning at 10 o'clock. The deceased b veen a resident of Towa for the last forty-six years, In police court yesterdn and John Fumer wore fined #1130 for drunk enness. 1. H, Conley, chargea with acting AS i COMIMOn Car: r without a license id J IL. Byers, charged with vagraucy, were dis chiarged. George L. Smith was arrested yesterday on an indictment charging him with cn bezzling n White sewing machine. His bail was fixed at £1,000, but was subseauently re duced to £500 by the court. In default of the amount he was sent to the county juile John Cochran, who was nheld to be insane and dismissed after an examination, visited John Whitmore's house last night, intent on Killing Mrs. Cocbran, who is stopping_there, Cochran flourished a 'big knife, but was dis- armed before he cut anyone. He was locked up. 1t is stated that lightning rod agents have been wetting in their work in the caste of Pottawattam Huncock hns been vietimized to the extent of §50; H. Brandies, £i5: A. C. Bergman of Pleasant township, §2 5 Stude, $200. The Scottish part of the City MANAGER. te morning at morning J. Colton Rite bodies of the United States jurisdiction in Councit Bluffs will ob servo St. John's day (next Wednesday), lodgo proper meeting at 5 o'clock p. m., to be followed in the evennug by a social gathering in_which the ladies will be invited to join with the knights, he suit of the Council Bluffs boat club inst N. Seliurz to collect £20 fees atleged to have been illegally charged by Schurs while justice of the pence was to have been tried before Justice Swearingen yesterday afternoon, but a change of venue was taken by the defendant to the court of Justice Hammer, and it was coutinued. €. W. Schwartz and his whistio were re- united yesterday morning after twelve hours separation. In giving back the whistle the chiof of.police said that he was very sorry that tho bicyelists’ whistles were just like the policemen’s, and he intended to huve the council pass an ordinance at once which should authorize him to gobblo all the stray whistles that were found lying around loose. Kelsey and Fink, the two men who were arrestod about o month ago on suspicion of being safe breakers, completed the thirty-day scutence yesterdny, which was imposed on them for” carrying' concealed weapons. As so0on us they were released from the county Juil they wero at once rearrested on a charge of having burglars’ tools in their possession and they will be given u trial on tlus charge Menday morning. A Council Bluffs paper is respousible for the statement that the postofiice at Lake Manawa had been discontinued because there was no republican there to serve ss post- master, and the administration woula' not appoint a democrat. Tho only truth about the statement is the fact that the postoftice has been discontinued beeause it did not pay. Theold postmastor, whose salary was baséd on the business done, could not support his family on $2.50 a_mouth, and there scemed to beno one, cither democrat or republican, who was ambitions to bo his successor. Those interested in Manawa were urged to recommend some one as postwaster, but as no one could be found, of uny shade of political faith, there was nothing to be done but close the oftice, B — Rome was not built ina day. You can't plat a large addition and gots the streets in £ood condition and have it built up in one year. Morningside is onlv a year oldand has many good hou ., Streets have been graded, sidewalks built and waterworks are being put in. As much improvoments an- other year, mucadamized streets or brick pavements wud a scoro more of fine house aud Morningside will be the best to be had. Morgan’s prices for furnitu o on install- ment plan lower than any other nouse in ci I'ree concert by Dulby baud at Fairmount pack Sunday, 3 to 7 p. m, Visit Morningsidein your drive today. Remember Morningside was only platted a year ago and all the grading, building and other improvements have been wade within u year. ——— PERSONAL PAKAGRAPHS: W. K. Hendy of Boston is at the Ogden. M. E. Johuson of Cloveland is at the Grand, (gimes D. Rowan of Des Mowes is at tho and. . Do Murtin of Oshkosh, Wis., is at the Ogden. Miss May Tulleys has returned from o year's stay at Wellesloy colloge. Theodore Lund storted Friday mght for Salt Lako City, where he will reside in the future, W. J. Jameson and wife, and Dr. T. B Lacey returned yesterday moruing frow a trip to Minneapoli: T, A. Pilting left_yesterday for Sult City to meet his sistor, who bus just arrived from Austraiia, M. K. Moyers, manager of the Western Union telegrapn oftice, nas gone to Exira to spend Sunday with relatives. Mr. A. B. Judson has returned Lansing, where ho spent the winter. the guest of his son, C. H. Judson Mrs, M. E. Meader and son of Goshen, Ind, are visiting her mother, Mrs, A, J Stephenson of Washington avenue. Mrs. Maria Baird of Coshocton, arvived in the city yesterda a visit 'to hor sons, Messrs, Hiram aud George Baird, Miss Mate Baker went to Shenandoah yes- terday to spend Sunday visiting friends. Sto was dccompanied by Miss Muine Kecbo, City Auditor J. C. Lange returned Friday night from Keokuk, where he went to attend asession of federal court. He is now con- fined to his home by illaess, Miss Beth Brown bas returned from § Lows, where sho visited friends. Her siste Mrs. 'W. K. Henderson, accompanied her home, and will visit her mother, Mrs. E Brown, 101 Broadway. from He is o., Picnte at Manhattan beach, Lake Manaw: good tishing, fine bathing and boatiug; plenty of shude; best pluce for camping out parties. Try it. Lots at the present price In arc a sure, safe and profitable and what is better yet. if you build & home 1n what s scon to idence part of tho city, they will be just what you want. Morningside investment, ever want to gnee's sale of Gilmore's stock of P As elry, stationery, toys, eto, & jow- Maln str eet, Lake | be the best | | ofice, 16 Main street, and get one. HE NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. Little Roy Riekman Finds His Death in the Old Broadway Reservoir. VERY PATHETIC SCENE AT THE HOME. While Searching for Flowers the Lad Sought Brief Pleasure in a Raft Kide Was Drowned. and Roy Rickman, the eight-year-old son of A. W. Riekman, cashier of tho First National bank, wet his deatt by drowning yesterday afteraoon - In company with Ernest, his ton-year-old brother, and Wendell Wright, the son of a neighbor, he left home about 3 o'clock in the afternoon to go to the old reservoir at the foot of Broadway to gather flowers. Whon the three boys reached the reservoir they sep- arated and Ernest went off by himself, whilo Roy and the Wright boy stayed together. Roy found an old raft lying in the water, and he could not refrain from getting on board in spite of the warnings of his companion. No so0n n on the raft than it com- menced to driftout from the bank. Afterithac gone a few feet Roy became frigntene jumbed off on tie side toward the bank. The water at that point was about four or five feet deep, He tried to swim to shore, but his companion knew that he could not swim, and he setoff on arun toa saloon near by, where he got & man named Neiby to help him, Neiby dove for tho boly, and finally drew it up, but not until it was too lato, The boy be was landed on the 1ds hestoppad breath- and was just gasping wh bank, and in a few sc ing The father of the dead boy was at once called by telophone, and he set out for the scenc of the tragedy. He took the body in o ¢ and brought it to the house at 105 South Seventh Drs. Macrac and Barstow werc summoned aud every possible effort was mude to resuscitate the boy, but of 0 avail. Tne sceno at the hou form hiad veen brought in and deposited on sofa 1n the room was 4 most pathetic one Mrs. Rickman threw herself upon the body. weeping as though broken hearted, aud not a dry eye in the room saw the grief of the stricken mother. The case is ono of the happened in this city for years. The uu- fortunate boy and his’ ro all well known, and a host of ds extend syw- pathy to the bereaved friend The fuveral wiil take place tomorrow morning ut 10 o'clock from the residence. TON STORE strect e after the lifeloss saddest that has BO Council Blafr: ote the prices on sun umbrellas and mitts he week: N UMBRELLAS AND PARA Having just received part of a la ‘turer’s stock through our N York buyer, we are propared to show the largest line and at lower prices than ever shown 1 the west. A FEW OF THE OLS. manu- ICIAL NUMBERS §1.19, $1.5), 51 3 00, $4.50. “The above goods come in all the lutest novelties of handles, such as black, ebony, studded, metals, fancy oxydized, oxydized with inlaid pearl, fancy crocks, horns, Moxi- cau onyx, Dent's latest steel vods, gold rings, and other novelties too numerous to meation in il over 1,500 sun umbrellas on sale for this weok. See prices in show witdow. SILK MITTS We have received the batauce of our order from the manufacturer of ladics’ black und colored silk mitts and can show special val- ues ut e, die, 3 e and 62e, See beautiful line of 24-inch in colors at c in all the latest and most delicate tints, Formeiixauay, Wireiyw & Co., Council Bluffs, fa. at 6 p. m., except . Mondays 9 o'clocls, Store closes and Saturday 510 o'clock. ON THE BRIGHT SIf . B. Mor.day: Suturaay Little Events That Make in the City Enjoyable. A pleasant reception was given last Thurs- day evening by the mombors of the Council Bluffs Boat club to its friends. A large number of wvitations were issued, and it would have been well attended had it not been for the weather, which was very throat- ening. Those who were preseut, lowever, enjoved the affuir hugely. Dancing was in- dulged in in the parlors of the hotel, instead of the pavilion, as had been at first intended, and an claborate supper was served in tac dining room. ‘The following were present: M. and Mrs. D. J. Rockwell, Mrs. George H. Champ, Mrs, J. F. Kimbull, Miss Bab- cock of Omaba, Miss Oldham 'of Chicago, Miss Burus of Helena, Mont., Miss Galt of torling, 1., Misses' Rockwell, Edith and Annie Ross, Oliver, Wells, Atwood, Farns- worth, Nellie and Annie Bowwan, Wickham, Wadsivorth, Butts, Beunett, Stephenson’ Messrs. T, . Bowaan of Heloua, Mont., J. H. Driscoll of Omaha, W. H. Merkitt of Des Moines, H. S Bowman, J. N. Bowman, 4. N. Cassudy, jr., J. L. . E. Roid, ' C! Huas, H. H. Wakefiold, H. Ogden, A. W. Casady, 1. E." Dawson, S, L. Etuyro, K. Patterson, J. L. Keatiug, C. Shephard, L. C. Pattorson, L. Zurwueh- len, jr., and Harry Haos, A reception was given Rev.J.'T. Mackay last oveniug at the rosidonce of T. E. Puri avenue. The ovening wus sociul intercourse, eulivened by some choice music furnished by the Misses Muude Cavin auda Gertio Gleason. Late in the ovoning refreshmeuts were served. The following friends wero present: Mr. and Mrs, J.T. Oliver, Mr. and Mes. . H, Odell, Mr.and Mrs, H, Eield, Mr. and Mrs. Runyon, Mr. and Mr Beck, Mr. and Mrs., .~ O." Gleason, Mrs Simon Eisoman, ~Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs, H. H. Field. rday afternoon Mrs. 1. H. Evans en- tertained & company of young ladics at her lomo on Sixth uvenuo, at an observation party. The guests commeaced o arrive at about 2:30 o'clock, and from then until 6 o'clock the time passed mest pleasantly. The following were present: Miss Fuiler of Mount Pleusant, Miss Fannie Burns of Helena, Mont.; the Misses Gult_of Sterling, 1L Misses Sabio Awmy, Stella Pat terson, Angie Wickham, Lulu Couch, Jessie Farusworth, Neliie Bowman, Elsic' Butts, Stella Bullard, Lou Porterlicld, Brown, Aadie Shevman, Jennie Keating, 'Gortrude Pusey, Georgia' Bennett, Nellio Zurmeuhlen, Belle iarkness, Graco Gleason, Mary Oliver, Sophie Geraer,'Clara_Evans, Nunie Wells, Mamie DeVol,'Elsio Honn, Nellio Oldhu Jennie Walluce, Annn Mergen, Minnie Me kel and the Misses Wright Lust ovening u plesant progressive hearts party was given by Miss Angio Wickbam av her home on South Seventh streev in of her frieud, Miss Fannie Buras o He Mont. Oueof the novel foatures was seating of the guests by means of slicod verbs, About thirty of Miss friends were preseut. A farewell musicale will be tendered Rey, J. Muckuy next Saturday evening in the Royal Arcanum hall, uuder the auspices of the members of the Royal Avcannm and the Commercial Pilgrims of America. Mr, Mue- kay is & member of both organizations, and vo united in the scheme for the wse of showing their appreciation of his work since he has been in this eity, A joint committee has beon appointed to take in charge the arrangements for the musicale, consisting of Messrs, T, E. Cavin, C. A Beno, und W. H. Itobinson of the Royal w, and Ed Howe, R J. MacBride und W. A, Strong of the Commercial Vil- grims, The musicale will no doubt be largely attended, as a fine programme has been arranged Life Javin on spent in the pr ts those at Cooper Have venirs { you seen Morningside sou- If not call Me( They will tell you all about Morniugside, Wanted for Forgery. Sherlfft Raiabow of Shelby county was in the city yesterday looking for one F. D, Hyde, who is wauted at Harlau for forgery, » OMAHA DAII BEE [ Hyde is a lightning rod man who has been plying his trade in Shelby connty for somo time past, and has managed to transact some business that savors strongly of fraud. The sheriff served sorne papers on him in the morning in a civil suit that was started against him at Harlan, but he did not know at the time that Hyde was wantod person ally. A short time later ho received a tele: gram telling bim to get Hyde at any cost By this time, howover, the wily lightning { rod man had skipped out, and up “to & _late hour Iast night he had not turned up, ~She i Rainbow is still in the city, aud will make another effort to locate his man today, Hyde stopped at the Gordon and Scott hotels whilo here yesterday. Notwithstanding the paroxysms of lamen tations occasionally indulged by some of our good peoplo, tho fact still remains that every year Council Bluffs requires o little larger pair of pants. We do grow some. And in the course of every few years the increase is quite noticeable, ~What has this to do_ with Morningsidof Wy just this, that within a very few years Morningside will be “in the heart of the city," On the oceasion of the democratic st convention to be held at Ottumwa June 24, the C, B, & Q. will sell tickets commencing June 22, ‘at one fure for the round trip, good returning June 2. For furthor particulars call upon O. M. Brown, ticket agent, No. 518 Broadway. Waterworks are being put in in Morning- side, RANK HOUSEHOLD, Neighbors Are in Favor Mrs, Williams' ¢ William M filed a comp! that has be of Lynching i, Anderson and A. J. Weldon {t yestorday against an outfit n dolng an extensive thieving busiress of late 1n the western part of the city. ‘The outfit is located n short distanco south of the motor bridgo near the river, und is presided over by a woman who goes by the name of Willinms, Shaw, or Young, as the caso may demand. Anderson lives hear the corner of Third avenue and Thirty-fifth street, and Weldon is building a house near by. A day or two ugo Anderson went hof and found his doov unlocked. He thought at the time that it looked as though he had had visitors during his absenca, and tho uext day he was certain of it when he went to change his clothes and found his best suig missing. About the sae time Weldon found a lot of lumber and shinzles that had boon lying uround his new house were gone. Anderson and Weldon suspected that the Williams out- fit was responsible for the theft and they decided to make sn investigation Weldon discovered some shingles at the Willinms house, and he had u_search warrant issued. Constable Evans, who sorved the warrant, found the shingles and confiseated them, but no trace was found of Anderson’s Sunday clothes, It is reported that a large load of chickens, pigs and - vegetables was taken across the bridge at an carly hour yesterday morning to disvosed of. The neighbors are very much worked up over the doings at the Williams shanty, and threats of tur and feathering are freely made. “There has been n for the arrest of an. hard to tell who warrant issued so far of the party, as it is should be arrested. The neighbors, however, do not caro particularly whether one of the company meets with punishment, or all of them, but if nothing is done by the authoritics in ' the matter y threaten to take the matter into their own hauds and lynch a fow of them just tor luck 3. M. Browne, the *4Jewish ivera litorary and histor- Talmud, Its Ethics and at the' First Baptist cvening, Juno at s Edward Image,” will d 1 lecture on *“T'h Literary Beauties church” Tuesday o'clock. Ticket 24, Drs. Woodbury, d next to Grand hotet rade work u specialty e Buy your furniture, carpets, stoves and houschiold goods of Mindel & Klein, Council Bluffs. Prices very low; freivht prepuid to your cit Pearl street, Church Notices tioral—Morning subjoct, *Sus- Evening, *“The Divine Singiog by the Orpheus Congreg taining Grace.” Iiumination.” quartette. Berean Baptist—Morning subject, Church—Steps Into It” Eveung, Lord's Day." Trinity Methodist—Preaching at 10:30_a m. Children’s day will be celebrated in th evening. St. Johu’s Lutheran—Children’s a e at 10330 . m. in the Young Men's Chris- tian association chapel. Preachiug ats p. m Christisn—Elder C. P, s will preach this morning and evenin, corner of Broud- way and Seventeenth stre Brosdwiy Methodist— ‘Temple. Morning subject, Evening subject, “Wisdom Gold.” St. Paul's—Rev. Mr. McCracken of Omaha will preach in the morning. Address to the Union Veteran Legion in the cvening by the rector. Pirst “The “The ser- ces at Masonic Presbytorian—Preaching by the pastor mornin, nd evening. ‘lent meeting, coruer Iiighteenth street and Fifth avenue, at 1la. m and $and 5 . m. Several promi: nent ministers will sceals, Young Men’s Christian association—Eider C. C. Morrison, the boy preacher, will ad- dress the young men's meeting at 4 o'clock. Bright upland ha next thiety d ner Pearl and at slaughter prices for s 430 tons, H. L. Carmau,cor 5th avenue! ‘he Rock Island_sells spoeial excursion tickets from Council Bluffs and other points to Colfax Spriugs, la., and return, good until October 81, Gentlemen desiring clozantly fitting suits for summer wear will find just what they want at Reiter's, the tailor, 310 Broudway Coming ¢ 1qu The programwe for the coming Council Bluffs and Omaha Chautauqua assemoly gives prowise of & much more cujoyable cn- tertainment thot that of either of the pre. viou ous. 'Ihis is promising much, for the former programmes havo been very rich, T'his year among the attractions will be ta o art léctures by Prof, Frend, the literary leg tures by Loon H. Vincent, popular lectures by John Dewitt Miller Palmer, Dr, Gieorge W. Mille 53 elocutionary readings by Prof. Byron W. King finomusic by the ever favorite Rogers band aud by vocal soloists, quartets, etc. Among the special days will be the Fourth of July, with a lecture 10 the mocening by Ley. Itovert Mclutyre and afternovn lectures by Prof. French aud Dr. Abraham Palmer, Iu the evening Colonel O. W. Kimball will alecturo on “Tho Soldier on Duty,” atod by the stercoptican. Recognition day witl be July 16, On the afternoon of thut day Hon. John J, [ngalls will lecture. P and 21 there will be the Bacon- » between those lustrious Pianos, organs, C. B. Music Co., 333 B'way Try Duquette & Co.’s Pomona fruit juice tablcts, They ure delicious. Union_Park_races, Omaha Bluffs, September 5-11, #,500; £4,000. For programmos addr Merchants hotel, Omaha. Gathering Up Loose Ends, In district court yesterday, o motion for a new trial in tne ease of M. 5. Stout aud Btter & Plerce was argued and submitted ‘he motion for a new trial in the case of tne state against Carlson and Olsen, charged with horse stealing, was overculed, The motion of the plaintift in the o Elizaboth Smith against the East Omuha Laud company for a removal to the United States cireuit court was sustained, A motion for a new trial in tie case of Walter L Smith, adwinisteator, against B, B, Frainey, was submitted A motlon for & new Thomas Baker against was submitted In tho case of John Yorke against F. M and C. M. Witta judgment for the plaintift was rendered, A number of contempt cases which w brought against saloonkcepers by Attorney Siums several years ago were dismissed on | wotion of the” county” avtorucy, there belng and Counci October 20-23 Nut Brown, s0 of iy the in the case of Citizens’ bank ro | I DAY; JU 21 1891 —-SIXTEEN PAGE no one to prosetll, Attorney Sims was | present, but as fas as the cases came | p he would deny having #y connection with th cases, and they wéreaccordingly dismissed t'he defendants wiib fere thus released wore A. Dreschier, Dan Oprigg, W. H. Beck and John Deore. T'ho case of state aghinst Eli Brown and J, H. Koblenz, charged'with larceny of a lot of household goods which were in the posses- sion of a deputy abhrshal on a writ of attachment, was browght up. and the indict- ment was quashed ;on it being shown to the court that the attachment under which the goods were hield waa ot lawful. John Hill withdmw his plea of not guilty of having burglar’'s tools o his possession and plead guilty . B. Plorce withdrew his plea of not guilty of forgery and plead guilty. The case of the state against James Maher, charged with assault with fatent to commit murder, was continued for resubmission to the grand jury. This was done as a favor to County Attorney Organ, the prosceuting witness having disappeared from the scene of action, so that tho grand jury coula not return an indictment against him. It is hoped that by the time another term of court arrives the witness upon whose evidence it is expeetod to convict the defendant can be brought to light. Council Bluffs souvenir spoons at Burhorn's. music_teacher, removed o 535 Broadway, over C, B. music company. — Commencing July 1 the cash be adopted at Kelidy's grocery, way. system will 104 Broad- Prosperous sund One of the most pleasing children’s day was that in the Methodist chureh, where a decidedly effective programme was carried out under the title of *The Pearl Gather ers,” it being under the management of the suverintendent, Mr. Louie, and his assistant, Mrs. W. . Walker, Miss 1da Church repre: sonted “Religion,” who presided upon a throne, placed in & floral bower. The other representations were: tighteousness,” Miss Mamie Hart; *Education,” Rov. C. W Brower; “Love," Miss [itta Teller; “Iudus- ey, Mr, Ogden; “Gontleness,” Miss Lena Fonda eence,” Miss I “Ovedience,” Mr. 'Spaulding Mr. Harcourt. The opening add Gracie Ivans was excellent. Mrs. Canmel presided at the organ, A recitation entitied “Iloe's Letter,” by Grace Walker wus unusually good. ' The church was pleasingly decorated and the exercises throughout in- dicated that the Sunday school is in in a luppy, fourisbing condition. Gasolinenad il covs, prompt delivery. L. G. telephon 203, hool. observances of Fifth avenue ther novel and wood and _coal Knotts, 24 Main, s Swanson Music Cb., 835 Br Under False Pretenses., Charles Olson, an ex-examiner of the polico force, 1s in jml with a charge of obtaining mouey under false pretenses ontored against him. Itis charged that he went to the resi- dence of a Mrs. Walters o day or two ago and represented that ho had been sent by Marshal Templetou 1o got $2.50 from her to puy the fine of Mvs, Hill, who is now sorving outa sentence for drunkenness. Mrs. Hill wits to do some wishing for Mes. Wal- but at the apoointed time she did noc tuen up. Mrs, Walters went to the station to fiud out what had beeome of her. She stated that Olson had gotten .50 from her to pay her washiwoman's fine, aud then the A warrant’ was issucd for i be was taken in by Deputy Marshal Fowler, He was unablo to give bail and was sent o Juil to twait a hearing tomorrow worning, © Millinery. continuing until & Ragsdale, 320 Lway. Special Sale Beginning June 19 and July 15, Misses Sorink Broadway. SR TRIED TO KILL HER. Tony Delinsky Did kis Best to Mur- der Lou Emerson. About §0'clock this morning Tony Delinsky put the finishing touches on his Omaha ca- reer. Some three or four days ago he attempted to shoot his mistress, Lou Emerson, at her bouse, 909 Capitol avenue, He cessful and was chased from the bouse with Lis own revolver in the hands of an infuri- ated sister cyprian of the Emerson, Avrests were made, and all parties fined for disturbing the peace. Late last night Delinsky ropaired to the house, and after spending some hours in a wordy wrangle, set ou Emerson and beat her severely. “Then, when the woman was helpless from liquor and abuse, he fired a shot full in her face and fled, without waiting to seo the result. Luckily for all parties, the ball missed the object aimed at. Delinsky leaped into ms hack and drove 4y at fuil speed pursucd by an ofticer, who fired at him as he fled, Bwerson is badly bruised about the head and body, the result of the brutal hack driv- ce onslaught, but how seriously could not be determined at once. She was taken to the police station to ba carca for. s P A . Falls City. in was in Omaha this weok, Dundy, jr., of Omuba was in the city last Saturday, Mus. L Mus. Mol Mr: was unsuc- er's fiel Paxton is visiting her daughter, Lyuch, in Vilisca, Tn. A. . Gantt and Miss Ada Streteh tho guests of relatives in Louisville, Ky Mrs, . Hollebaugh, accompaniea her son, Asa, to St. Joseph Tuesday for a visit. Mrs. K. E, the guest of nings. Miss Etta Clois returned to Atchison Mon- dny after three weeks spent here with iriends. Last Sunday, memorial day of the Knights of Pythias, kev. R. T. Bell of the Presvy- terian church preached an able discourse to the knights, who attended in a body. ‘'he ladies of the Coristian church gave a fostival lust Suturday evening which, de- spite the rainy weather, was well attended and netted a considérable sum of money. Dr, J. V. and Mrs.” Honthman eutertained about twenty-five of their friends at high- five on Tucsday evenug. aut refresh- ments were served after an eveuing of much cnjovient, The Entre Nous glub held the last of their mectings for the season at the residence of M. and Mrs, B. R. Sizer, 1740 D stroet, on Priday ovening st There v present Messrs, and Mesdumos J., E. Riges, Charles ‘Lraphagen, C. WalToxio, C. 1. Itidgo, Wal- ter Davis, 'R D, Stearis, Join P, Maul, William McAvthur, 5, C. MeArthur, R K Moor aua Houtz, and a number of young hulies aud gentlemen Misses Nellio Halt, i Everts and Merta Morean retayned from Brownell holl, Omaba, Tuesday for the summer vacation, The following young ladies and gentlemen ! of Falls City have also roturncd from school duties at the places named: Ed Thowas aud Miss Fannio Mortou, state university, Lin- colug Joun Towle, Coruell college, Ithica, N. Y.: Miss Coruelia Thomas, Cook county nor- mal, Baglowood, {11, ; Miss Eva Scott, Doave college, Crote, and £, H. Towle, Northwest- oru university, Evanston, 11l MecLean of Leadville, Colo, is her” sistor, Mrs, George Jen- -~ sshing Change. Munsey's ly: Miss spoonful thivd plate)—1 don't seem to care cream us 1 did last summer, Mr. Payout—Jove, I don’tlike to crow o the misfortunes of others; but when I re member that all your preyious ndwirer bankrupt, I must consider myself fortunute that it is an off year, (after | for ice - ot thar Haller's Pain Paralyzor tery, relieving the the bowels to Do not fory will cure all cases of dyse priplug pain and restoring Lealthy action, - | Send for prospectus of Tus Be Bureau of Claws, | | iu the crimiual aunals of 1 | Jonn “THE BEE” CLAIM BUREAU. Pension, Indian Depredation, Land Patent and Other Olaims to Be Proseouted. READ THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS Al C sas, me Arising in Nebraska, Kane Towa and South Dakota Will 8e Handled by The Bee Bureau. About thirty d; Ago a new daepartury was inauguratod by the San Francisco Ex aminer, now the leading paper on the Pacifio const. Its proprietor, Mr. Hoarst, son of the late Senutor Hoarst of California, who has a very large fortune at his command, concef the idea of establishing a burcau of claims Washington, manned by the ablest iawyers and spocialists conversant with the routine work in the various departments and bureaus of tho governmont. The object of Mr. Hearst in this undertaking is clearly set forth in the prospectus taken from the Examiner to be published in & later issue of Tue I When the announcement of this new do parture was made negotiations wore at once entered into botween Tue Bek and the pro- prietor of the Examiner to join hands and mutually share in the enterprise. These a rangements have now been perfected aud agreements entered into by which TurBee bo comes a co-worker of the Examiner in the territory where e BEE enjoys so oxtensive a subscription patronage. Under this arrangement all applications for claims, cither for pensions, Indian depreda- tions, land or mining claims, patent or postal claims in the states of lowa, Kansas, South Dakota and Nebraska, will bo taken in hand by Tur Bee Bureau of Claimsia O niha an through it forwarded to headquarters at washington where the Examiner bureau will prosecuto them to a final and speedy con- clusion, Tie Brr takes pleasure in offering to all its patrons and particularly to subscribers to Tue WeekLy Big, the servicos of this new bureau which, we have no doubt, will prove of great advantage to them, both in prose- cutingnew claims to a succossful issue and inexpediting all clains entrusted to Tug Bee burcau, The Conditions. As a condition precedent to any person availing himself of theservices of the bureau, Tue Bee will require that the applicaat shalt send in & subscription to Tz O Weekly Bee for o year. A remittance of 1 will entitlo the person sending it to ono subscription and also a membership in ms Bureau association composed en- tirely of subscribers to Tur: Bee. All persons now subscribers of Tne WeEKLY Bre who will send us one new sub- seriber will be entitled to wembership in the association in_ their own names and the new subscriber will also rocoive one certificato of membership besides his paper. ubscribors of Tiik DaiLy Bee who send ) subscriptions to the woekly will bo en- titled to the same privileges as those of Tix WeekLy Bee No service will be undertaken for any per- son who is not an actual subscriber of Tie B, The Terms. The terms under which prosccuted will depend entirely upon tho amount of service rendered in cach case, We can safely assure all patrons of the buraau that the charges will bo very much lower than rates charged by the regular claims lawy Jiand claims agents at Washington. Itgo without saying that the Examiner and Tie Bee are in position conjointly to ex- pedite business and do service at move lib- cral rates than any other medium for the prosecution of clams, In he matter of fees and charges Tur Bex desires only to clear exponses. 'The bureau is intended for the relief of the people from the rapacity of legalsharks. In many cases fees allowed attorneys are irrevocably fixed by law, aud n such the question is decided. In other claims such a charge will be made as seems to cover the actual oxpenses involved in collection We make no effort to patronage, as does tho or who seeks your elaim for a financial cousiderution. Such is not our pur- pose. We offer to one und all the sorvices of a well equipped bureau, where a claim of any nature can be sent, or_information in regard thereto be obtained. I your claim is worth- less or illegitimate you will be so notifind without feav or favor, 1f the cluaim is gen- uine it will receive prompt attention und eMcient prosccution. If unsuccessful, no charge will be made; provided, however, that claimants must defray theiv own ex penses in the proparation of wilidavits, depo- sitions, and other evidence outside of Wash- ingtou. We will furnish the necessavy legal papers and bear the Washington expenses only in unsuccessful ciaims. When claims are allowed, a reasonable fee will be charged to cover actual cost, All letters will be promptly answered and all information concerning form of applica- tions for claims, terms, ote., will be given with as little delay as practicable. No leter will be answered unloss the seuder encloses requisite stamos for reply. No i formation concerning any particular claim will ve im- parted until the applicant has become a member of The Bee Claims Bureau assoct tion. Address all letters rclating to claims to MANAGER OMAIA BEE BUREAU 0F CLAINS, Omuba, Neb. claims will be solicit your inary agen ey Highwayman Gets Quick Justice. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Juno 20.--Last Tues day night at 9 o'clock John Quesada, alias John Glanton, walked into the ofice of the San Autouio ice factory in the center of the city, held up the clerk at the point of a pistol, relieved him of §17, spent the night in hagnios aud was arrested next morning. To- day hie was given fiftecn years at hard labor ana lies in jail awaiting tho arcival of tn transportution contractor. Quesada is onl. twenty-six years old and is rclated to the most prominent Spanish families in south western Texas aud Moxico, Thoy have plenty of mc His crime, arrest and con- viction furmshies ene of the quickest records X, -— Fatal Cyclone in lin Eevixainay, 1L, June 20.—A companied by deluge of rain, miles soutlwest of here this afternoon Brennan was fatally hurt oy tiying timbers, houses and barns were demohished, growiug crops destroyed aud orchards ley eled to the grouud ~ Details, which ure meager, report the total destruction of the houses ' and barns on the farms owued by Jobn Brennan, John Wiefenbach wnd John Good. The implements on these farms were caught up by the wind and blown hundred yards or more. More complete Will probubly tell of groater life and property, Cattle Poisoned for Spite. Ankansas Ciry, Kan,, June It is ported here this evening that a large number of cattio ovued byJ. H. Bugby, which crossed the Caondian river a LY were poisoued soon nfter their arrival on the Cherokee strip. It tas beon impossible to verify this roport, but the foeling both on the part of the Iudians und tho boomers, is @reat agaiust those who are herding o the strip, that some such calamity has beon ex pected. Bugby's hord numbors 12,000 head - Coniesses. Frauk Slavo, an s, clone, ac- passed ton particulars destruction to Murder Tacoya, Wush., Juue 2 HENRY H. V AN BRU Carriage Repository, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Wholesale Dealer in Carriages, Buggies, Spring Wagons, Carts and Road Wagons. Guarantees better value and more satisfactory goods than any other house in the Missouri Valley, : the Hamilton Grade Vehicles™ and General western repository for Columbia Carriage Co's buguics, surrics bugeies and phactons. < and phacto ring wagons, Va Bonanza All styles n Brunt and ns Michigan road and farm wagons, carts and harness in great variety. Correspondence solicited. Catalog- ues and price lists on application. HENRY H. VAN BRUNT, 12, 14 and 16, Fourth St., VVIINSC Y ST G. A. Scnoedsack, Proprietor, of every description. Works, Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. them redy BED I d and finished equal to new. ATHERS RENOVATED A CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, ! CAPITAL STOCK. . ...... $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. ... 225.000 DinkcTons—L A. Miller, F. O Gloason, E L Bhugart. K. E. Hart, J. D. Edmundson, Churies k. Han ‘Iransaot geueral banking busi- ness. Larzest capital and surpius of any bankin Southwestern lowa. INTERESTON TIM:I DEPOJSITS. A Summer Resor. Lake Manawa Hotal. Bath- Boating, e Attractions: F shing. ing and Excellent Mineral . Only fiftecn minutes ridge from Councll BIGHS. Motor trafus every half hour, direet o centers of Couneil BLufTs and Omahi Most delightful and accessible place for vicnie purties. 27 MAIN STREET over C. B. Jacquemin & Cc stor has beon arrestod at Bucoda, Wash, for murder atCanon City, Colo. 'He con- essed his guilt and was placed in jail to wait the arrival of a sheriff from Colorudo. Resigned by Bequest. Kaxsas Ciry, Mo, June 20.—C. H. Love, formerly postmaster at Westport, no longer fills that office. At tho request of & post- oftico inspector he has resigned and W. C. Cook, his bondsman, was yesterduy ap- pointed to act in his place temporarily. Love it 13 claimed, is ®00 short in- his accounts, Love will be arrested 10 answor the charge ust him, Italian ench Fleet, 20, —The fri the French Flagship of t San Praxcisco, Cal, Juno gate Dubordio, the flagship of fleot in the Pacific, arvived today from Pauama, which port she left Ju The Dubordio will procced to Mare for repmirs, Admiral Parrayan with his stafy It at Panams 0 go W Chili where be will rejoin the vessel on his return - De: Omuha, Bostoy, Mass., June 20, —The con | appointed by the last gencral conference of the Methodist Episcopul church has de- cided to hold the next quadrennisl in Omaba during the moatn of May, 1302 isiand 2 Vonse nission “alling Church, June 20— At Lewisport nodist ehiurch was blown tuy, colored, wus killed by [ Ky. Kille: LOUISVILLE this morning t down, and Day fulling timbers. a - Couples who considered 1t the proper thing to be married in_balloons, on horseback, at county fuirs, in the cabs of locomotives and other” out-of-the-way places, have boen ais taucea by a pair of Milford Center, O., lovers who had the ceremony performed in a tonuis | Seourt” during the progress of a game. When the coremony wiss over the bride sud groom picked up their racquets and resumed their game, The othor dudes and their girls stood around and voted it all quite Lo lovely for auything or something like it - Dan Eagan, “the Montaua kid,” sud Arlie Fling are likel y to w Bluffs and 1821 Farnam St., Omaha. 1 uncil Offices 621 Dye, clean and r Senc ND CLEANED BY 8 PECIAL _ COUNCIL BL WS W by from Chicago, MONEY property. Johuston & W ANTED-Two good wi restiurant. Couneil B LE-Good fumily or will t for Apply to 810 Eighth av i i nd se o iirl to learn Pupils for the 1 expericne Room 304, M lot. DY FOu want the « ouncll Bluits ffico of J. ¢ Terms, bl und 1,00, FPORSALE-ForRent to buy, sell or rent an estate e don’ do 1t uniii Lur ce list of barzains. Swan Main wnd 5.3 Penrl streets, INE hrod horse. thit e or (rude, Wi T Swin & Witker's 512 M ‘ouncil Blufls, yo in reind oat 0 10 11t » i NOR SALE—El 1 K gl el and seo then 1y inz siies stables Noi Council Blufrs, NJAGNIFICENT uere i M i o 418 tr 25 il torn property for ront by 1 Mk ent (OK SALE or houses, by J. K Rice, 101 Blufts COUNCIL BLL Galvanized lron Co 1 GRAILL & SON 10156 and 101Y irutshied Iron Copier Work. Arilatie e wollclted tr I wnd Onhis First-: i work i Points OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, il Up Capital dent. MAN, € 1 RICK Gas Heating No Asues! No h roor Just the thing for b Call und sco ou Broadway, 1 on Inproy Kont—dirdon luffs, Towa, EAM DYE WORKS, Couneil refinish goods Packages received at_either office or at tha Council Bluffs. Merchants who have shop-worn or soiled fubrics of any chavacter cun huva 1 for price list. FIEAM, with the latest and most approved machinery, at less cost than you ever paid before. —_— TP NOTICES UFFS, dressmuking. Nrd Fifth avene, *plano, organ and cod teaehs lutely lerriam block, {or unimproved Van Patten: jiora at the Model (i v wnd (o cars od unimproved h 5 n the vl 4 mproved n ur list of bare:lig Cole Fent or oxe omar. . O, . kround floor, Chare discise, v Sune r. 1422 Aves luirs, If you want iy thing i the real YOu Ve seen ouk & Walker, No. 513 Counelt Blufs. n ell Brown, nted Tin st F uwill adways find Ateif you want to W burguin it you wre toam g reasonible Isuae M, h Seventh Smith streoty in five-incre ' postoflice, sl rty Sty 15 Sow fine Yy & Hoss. on block, ud olevator. story JWe lanl wita Mala st Jousall — Firs rnice Work PROIS. Broadwaiy, Store Fronts pecinlty. | Coipo W00 tiles from Coumps I National -:- Bank IOWA. - $100,000 ty. Korelkih ud ielilon BTy vid wihlor 3. Awslstant Cashlon Stoves. SMOKE. 15, bed rooms, ctoy wssortment. C. B. Gas and Elestric Light Co. 211 Perl and 210 Ma | Strcot. D. H., McDaneld & Co., Butchers' and Pacicars’ Market Fixtures, ptoes nud Saus 2 Muln st., Co o Hides and Furs o Makers' il Bluir Council Bluf This Elegantly App: is Now O George T, Phel p Suplinz, Casinys, Machinery. 82 Le Also doalors ITHR GRAND, s, la. A N, ointed Hotel ven, , Manager, / P e