Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1891, Page 3

CFE OMAHA BEE.|NEVS FRON COUNCIL BLUFFS, COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE: -« NO PEARL STRI Duliverad by Carrlor in any part of the . W. TILTON, - MANAGER <Iness Office Editor N. Y. P, o, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loans, 204 Sapp bloci. i 1f you want wate your yard or house €0 16 Bixby's, ferriam block Frea Spotz and Emma Barton, both of Omaha, were married yesterday by Justice Hammer, Emory, adopted infant son of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Knowles, died yesterday at the faw- Iy residence, 547 Avente G Gracie, daughter of Caroline Larfield, died yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, aged 7 years, at the residence, #5 Lincoln avenue, Attorney A C. Mc gan W arrested yesterday afternoon for drunkenness. He will ave a trial in police courtt his morning, Robert McCullom was fined #0.70 for drunkenness yesterday in police court. F Wilson, charged with threatening to commit murdor, ad his efse continued until this morning. A telegram was received by N, W. fums yestorduy announcing former resident of this city, at North Ridgeville, . He was id will bo well'vemembered of the older eitizens, he having ay only a fow years ago. “The Sunday schoolof the First Prosbyte church had a picnic vesterday at Fair- mount park. About 150 of the children at tended, and the day was put in pleasantly by allof them. Swings wero put up e hi sides, and among the more novel featur was a gamo of football by the girls. Dinner was served under tha trees at noon. The tralof H. W. Butterficld on the chargo of assault and battery was to bave been beld yest afternoon before Justice Hammer. He camo to the ofice and stated that his wife, tho prosecuting witness, had decided not to prosecute and the caso would be dis- missed. Justico Hammer, however, says that sort of thing doesn’t work, and if the case is ismissed ho will bring in Mrs. Butterfield aut, it necessary, and make her Two purks. winding drives, beautiful Views, fine natural timber, pure air, plenty of room, good neighborhood, rapid improvements. It is needless to add Morningside, e R Buy your furniture, rpets, stoves and hovsehold goods of Mandel & Klein, Couucil Bluffs.~ Prices very low; freight prepaid to your city. Removal sule. Bargains v Kinnehan has removed from way to No. 11 Pearl street. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. Lacy of Chicago is visitiug her son, Dr. I" B. Lacy. Miss Ella Joseph leaves today for Denver where she will visit friends. nk Patrick of Marengo, 11, is in , the guest of Dr. A, P, Hanchett, Mrs, Rachel McCailister, who has been visiting her brothor, W. A. Joseph, for some time past, leaves today for Lincoln, 111, I'rank Morgan and family left last ovening for a trip to the Thousand Isles, where Mr. Morgan will attend the national couvention of ruilway postal clorks. Picnic at Manhattan beach, Round trip tickets from Omaha, including boat ride, 50c; on sule at news stands at Mil- lard and Murray hotels. Swanson music compuny, 335 Broud- way. The best property for the money in Council Bluffs or Omaha is in Morning- siae. e Insane Italinn, Frank Bomrad, the Italian who was ar- rested aboat ten days ago for vagrancy and was put under the hose for half an hour to remove the old land-marks, was dis- charged from a ten day confiuement in the city jail last Wednesduy. He lay atout the streets until yesterday morning, when he was run in agaiu on the same charge by Officor G. L. Martin. It was supposed that he would leave the city as quickly as possible after his reloase in order to prevent the possibility of another bath being admin- istered to him, but he proferred begging to working, or even to walking. Judge MoGee ordered that he befexamined by City Physician Jennings and_the rosult’ of the exumination was that Bomrai was sent to the county jail to await an exam- nation by the commissioners of insanity. The commissioners were of the opinion that he was not so insaue as he was idiotic, but they nevertheless sent him to Clariuda for confinement in the asylum for the insaue at that place. Some of the suthorities are inclined to the opmwion that Bomrad wus the man who entered the St, Francis academy a fow weeks ago and mado way with ome of the cash and other property of tLe iumates. Among the stolen property was 200, and when Bomrad was arrested his pockers coutained $2.50 m coins of the same donomination as the stolen. There is nothing but eircumstautial evidence agast him, however, and the case will not be pushed, Call on Cooper & MecGee, 16 Main ot, or Mr. Gould on the ground for prices and terms on Morningsido lots. Frank Trimble,atty, Baldwin blk,tel 303 With each and every purchase of Council Bluffs Music company, Broudway, will give one copy of the colebrated “*Skirt Dance,” Di e Mill at Work. Yestorday was divorce day In the district court, three articles of that kind haviug been served up by Judge Macy to his patrons. Tho first case was that of A nes Caldwell against C. W. Cald. well, the ground being desertion.. The plaintift was awarded the custody of her child, May Agnes Caldwell. Annie Christ- man was givea a divorce from her husband, Carl Christman, also on the ground of deser tion. Mrs. R. B. Grimshaw's matrimoni bonds were severed and she was en tho custody of child, Nottio May, b husband, St unshaw, having been guilty of improper conduct with other women. In all three of the cases the de- fendants failed to show up and the cases were decided against them by default. ‘The rost of the day was tuken up with the trial of the case of Wickham against Sonth All the evidence was in and the case was submitted at the hour of adjournment, This morning the case of Campbell against Dalor will be commenced. The prettiest residence proper 1 in the city is in Morningside, e New fall goods, finest line in the city, {up\ received at Reiter’s the tailor’s, § 3rondwuy. Spraing 1is Knee. OfMcer O. I, Beswick is confined to his bed from the effects of au accident which happened to him & night or two ago while alightineg from L) motor. He slipped, and in trying to cateh himself rained his knee badly Tho injury did not become serious for sev- eral hours aftorwards, but it is now feared that it will be a weok or more vefork he will bo out. Drs. Woodbury, dentists, Pearl t, next to Grand hotel, elephone 145, High grade work a specialty. Plunos, organs, C. B. Music C Broudway. ity wator on the highest int in Morningside, » M Berious Legal COomplication Which Will Tnvolve the Ozden House, PREVIOUS OWNERS REPUDIATE CLAIMS, Clonded Titie of the Property Causes Trouble in Which the Courts Will Find Several Nice Questions, The statment was made some time ago that & trade haa been made between Parmele aud Morse and John Danforth, by which the house was to be transferred to the o consideration being a tract of lana in the vicinity of the Chautuaqua grounds The trade, it Is now learned, never pro- #ressed any further than the making of the coutract, which was to t ffect September 1, 0n¢ of the conditions made by Danforta being that tho title to the property should be free from all clouds, \When Danforth ex amined the abstract more carefully re ¥ ho found that tho title was imperfect in several places, one of the clouds upon it bomg @ judgment for #,000, and it was evident that it might be several years before the title could bo perfected. Yesterday he accordingly withdrew from the contract and the property 1s st in the hands of Parmelo & Morse, Ever sinco Whitney, the ex-manager, dis- appeared the hotel has been run m as a loaging house. Whitnoy's coutract has now expired and 1t remains to be L what will be done with it Parmele & Morse are both out of the city, one in New York and the otuer in Texas, so that an interview can not be had with cither one. The hotel is under the supervision of John Grant, # young man who tus beon con- nected with it for soveral years, He states that he received a lotter from one of the proprietors which stated that neither of them cluiined the hotel but it was tn the hands ot Dauforth, who they said bad bought it. They ¢ that the contract b tween and Danforth was binding, ana they would have no trouble in bolding him" to it. Danforth is just as sure on his part that the contract is not binding, and the consequence is there seems to bo a blooming prospect that the dis- pute will lead to a protracted lawsuit, pei baps tho longest and bitterest of all the long ana bitter ones that have veen fought over this botel in all its history. A well known medical tirm is trying to or- ganize a stock compauy for the nurpose of lonsing the hotel building for a Lospital. It is thought a brauch of tho Kecloy institute in this city could bo made to pay well. At all events the ef- fort is being mado to interest locul cap- italistats in tie scheme, ond some definite arrangements may be made in the course of a fow days. In case itis successful, the com- pany will try to secure the hotel, which will accommodate a large number of paticnts, und is well adapted for an establishment of the kiua. The uncertainty of ownersip of the building, it is feared, will render negotiations dificult, and the plau may fall through from that cause. I — A very small pill, pur a vory good one DeWitt's Littlo Early Risers. Manawa’s Mineral Warsr. an well at Lake Manawa is good deal of attention and ny remarkuble cures are reported as having been made by the use of its waters. Last spring the well was sunk spth of 185 feet, and & handsome vilion built around it. The well was ginally sunk in 1886, when the hotel being built. Its strong mineral qualities were at once discovered and a quantity of the water was sent to Prof. August Bodo of Milwaukee, with the following result: Sulphate of ivon, 6.9, Sulphate of magnesium, 4.5, Phosphate of magnesium, 5.8, Chalybeate, 3.4, Sulphate of sodium, Chloride of sodium, a ce. Reaction—Slightly alkaline. [n a note accompanying the analysis Prof. Bode says: “The mineral proper- tics of the water are remarkable as being almost identically the sume as the famous Waukeshu spring Used an Ice Pick on Him. A man standing in front of Harry Inman's aloon on Brondway near the corner of Main street with the entire laft side of his fuce covered with blood, which oozed from an uncomfortavle looking gash in the top of his head, wa somewhat uncanny sight that presen to the passers-by last evening abou Tho name of the man was C. I and according to his story ho boen in @ fight with John Dale, the bartender in the saloon, in which Dale had done most of the fighting aud had reaped all the houors, Sayles wud Dale had been shaking dice for the drinks. Suyles was un- lucky and when ho had run his bill up ceats ho decided to leave. The bartender did not propose to allow him to go until be had settled with the nouse, however, aud ir ovder to keep bim there he ' seized an ico pick that lay near by and struck him a torrible blow “on top of the bead. It cut a deep gush in his scalp, and for a few minutes gore was plenty. Suvles, instead of hunting a surgeon, went to the oftice of Justice Hammer, where he filed an information chargiug Dale with as- salt with intent to comnit great bodily in- jury. The arrest had not been made up to a luto hour last night. BOSTON STORE. e Stock of New G d a Now on The new goods just rece Boston store are now on sale and among them shoppers will find a great many novelties in fall dress goods. A visit to the Beston store will be espe 3 ;. ant and profitable just at this time. Hundreds of now thinys ave displayed in every department. Sce the line of hosiery, some of the greatest bargains ever shown BOSTON STORE Council Bluts, Ta. Two beautiful parks in Morningside, i Sheridan Will Speak. Chairman Hazleton of the re county ntral committee issued his terday for a grand republican r Masonic temple next Tuesday eve, oval George A, Sheridan will deliver an ad dress, and this in itsell s suf cieut' to draw & large sudi- ence, his reputation for wit and cloguence being national. The camgaign will be opeued at ¢, and from then on warm times may bo ] ‘The republican county cony ueld on September 24 i the suy room at the county court house, will take place in the va on Suturday evening, September 19, The deal mer Drink, Soterla Gingor Ale—Excelsior Spriugs Co.'s eSS We predict lots on Morningside avenuo and on Cook and Graham parks will be worth $2,000 each within five y They cau be had at from $600 to $800 at prescut and on easy torms, On the Plundered Train. I. 8. Couch returned yesterday from his westorn trip, accompauied by his family They were amoug the passengers on the Denver & Rio Grande train which was stopped by higkwaymen the other night Mr. Couch relatos some interesting dotails of the incident. The upper berth opposite the one in whicn he was was occupled by a man who had just sold a w era ranche and had the casn amounting 1o several thousand dollar THE OMAHA DAILY when the passengers were aroused by the | firing, he remarked that the followa shouldn't get lis roll, and reachiug up he opened & ventilator 'In the top of the car, and wrapping his hanakerchief about bis roll, threw it over against the screen, the ous hiding place, 1 be searched, The robiw train, but did not No Ratification Necossary. At the lust moeting of the school board it | Wis expected thut Chairman Schoentgen of the committes on teachers would make his report on the as-igniment of teachers for the ug year, but be asked that he be given as he had not been abie to * bis report. Ho was given more ording to his own request, and it was expected by the membor: 0 thot another meeting would be b k for the purpos d adopting or amer fit. Yesterday ron comp 1it publisied. It is as follows Sghonl BB Eastoan, prineipal; W. Urice, Froda Habernians, i re. Marno Moc Tanie Baldwin, Washington Avenue—Muntie Mangum, prin clpaly I, 1, W Miss Aldiich, Clura Meyoer Cl linin b N W 1in, Lizzle Gleason, Nellie Wadsworth Parons, Sie Badollet Bloomer schooiMay Sims, principuls Vir- ginia White, May’ Davenport, Mary Tinley, Ellen Pryor,” Etta MeMahon, Nanofe’ Hardin esehie. Auna Blinehard, Frauces reet—Vornie Reynolds, priney r. Do i1y Dune Dunion, Mrs. M. I hird stroat—Kute Blaxsim. principal Stella Baldwin, Josie Shea, Adi Alnsworth Carrie Alesander, Jennie 1owe Thirtieth sirectKate Payne. principals arroty, Lilllan turt, Britton Barcluy, princi- Minnic Avenue B 1. h Street—Mrs. ¢, E. Tucker, princi- v I «« Mary Mithen, prineipal; nth street—Myrtle Bowrduian. Thirty-fifth Street—| Miscellaneons -Josie IR assistant for Bloomer and Pierce stroct sehools. Substi- tutes Kutic Gronewog, Meeew Douzhity Mamie Dickie. Miss I Blood, writing tencher. Mrs. M.J. O'Neil, musie toacher. HEAPS OF SMOULDERING RUINS. The Dalles, Ore., Almost Destroyed Tug Davres, Ore,, & . 3.—As a result of yesterday's disustrous fire about oue-third of this city is in ashes and not less than 1,000 people homeless, Eighteen blocks are to- tally consumea. The Vogt block, opera house, Methodist, Buptist and Congrega- tional churches, Gibbons, McAllister & Co.’s ®e implement warehouse and stores of Falion Bros. and . P. Fitzgerld, brick block of I C. Nicolson, together with 500 or (00 residences, are but a mass of ruins, Had the high wind continueca, which provailed duriug the early stage of the conflagration, the entire ity wonld have veen destroyed. Every buildiug between the railvoad track on the North Bluff, on South Madison street, on Kast and Langhlin strects, on the v ave two residences and the depot building, is but a heap of ashes. The region bounded by Iturd, Washington, Bluff and Union st with the exception of a brick scnool house and the residence of George Reich, Is @ blackened waste, Not much less thar §1,000,000 worth of property has gone up in the flames. Fortunately the Cosmopolitan and Umatiila ho were saved, and thess hotels for- nished shelter last for hundreds whom the fire rendered homoless Others found lodging in the houses of other more fortunate neignbors, und others spent the night on the beach keepng watch over what littls had_been rescued from the flames. It 15 impossible to make any estimate of the in- surauce covering the destroyed property. Maoy of the losers are badly crippled while others are ruined financially, So as learned, ouly one serious accident oceurrod. Ivwas the Severe burning about the arms, hands and broast of J. P. Fitzgerald. Early yesterday evening the mayor of the 3 the city under martial law, which prevailed during the entire night. A number of suspicious characters iere caught lurking around and were juilod until when they were ordered to he Militia aud deputy sheriffs were withe drawn early today. Tho mayor has ap- pointed a committee to receive contributions for those 1 need. No outside uid has yet been invoked. At 6 o'clock tonight tho” loss is placed at 365,000, It is thought, however, these fi ures will be increased. Tne insurance, near as can be ascertained, is 275,000, celsior Springs Co.'s S an Ginger 3 0'clock yesterda crnoon a specinl train of five passenger ¢ rrived over the Union Pacific with stationary enwineers and their ladies and the Omaha committee, The local committee, consistng of a score of Iadies and gentiemen, met them at the daepot. By tho kindness of W. S. Campbell and other oMeials of the Union Stock Yavds rail- road the train was drawn directly up to the aduby packing plant, where the cal ~ committes escorted the visitors hrough the house, g Bl at the engine and mach i through the killing floors A wents, ended the inspection at the general ofc Phen boarding the train the whol was taken to the packing nl Co., and the G. H Hammond plant. Duving the'short visit nearly the whole procsss of slaugntering animals and curing meats was shown to the wonderstruck visitors At 4:40 the party, expressing every satis fuction, stavted over tho Belt Line to return to Omiha. Itis but just to say that a larger, more intorestea and bettor entertuined body of persons never before visited the Magic City. Cu claimed aud almost daily bave offered facts to prove that this 1s the best market in the west tor sellers, The kcho of Buffalo, Wyo., nas the following interesting item le company 15 pounds st b Kind of eatt 20, and 1ed bilince I favor of arket The Echo then advises the stock raisers and shippers of \Wyoming, Montana South Dakota to ship to South Owaha, ey if stock have to be driven farther tha Northern Pacific, and claims that the returns will justify the longer drive. Notes About the City. Miss Mary Weill has gone to lowa City School will open for the fall term next Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J penter, wh been visiting frienas in Red Ouk and son, In., have returned Marshul Thomus Brenuan has received from Yock, Mo., some damaging evidence ugninsty Charles' ana George Loudell and Howard Hammond, the boys urrested by O ——————————————— BEETHOVEN, WELLINGTON, BISMARCK, Kings and Queens innumerah ull the minds that have chan course of affairs in the world for ce turies huve been to Carlsbad for bodily aid, Everybody cun have the benefifs of Carlsbad at | cost’at home in Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, which is ¢ ated from the Sprudel Spring. Obtain the genuine which has the signatu re of “Eisner & Mendelson Co., Agents. 6 Barclay Street, New York,"” with overy bottle, bery of cars at York, Mo. only an acknowledged remedy for that terribly fatal malady, when® tuken in sipelas and Lindred ailments, assistant \} V mended, OB RENT-Or loase. Ewo-story store- nsed for the past <ix years. e book ind arrh,Bronchitis, operations, K BOOK TO MEN, FREL; BEE, FRIDAY SEPTE cer Moses M. Redmond and(hiold as suspic- | i8 characters, although rbally for the rob. 5. S, D, Rynédeson have gone | 1 ook visiting their DY 'and Mrs Seward Mre coln to plained by one of New York's richest he said. “What are all my ons to me, gince I am a vietini that I have but a few mouths to live, for the « e is incurable. Tam poor- | Clothing that’s correct. er than th b gar yonder.” * But,” fn time, Dr. s Golden te every from your system.” happier anywhere, than lung-scrofula—and it must and does yicld to this wonderful remedy, [ Making up our low-priced and medium grade WE HINDI LT PAYS, **Golden Medical Discovery ® s not 'n a fair trial, but also for Scrofulous, SKin and Sealp as White Swellings, Fever- joint Disease, Salt-rheum, 7.0 Boils, Carbuncles, W Norpahtarand howeliivonun: pasry | peady to buy, we insist that you acquaint your- selfl with our handsome new stock now filling eated courte- Good wages. Also furnish an de- it God | every department. bitrzadn. Cooper & 1 reet. ously and may be converted to our way of JANTED -At Grand hmv\_n‘]mmlulrxm : '.l]if] l(jng' Can exc kood wages for those coniing well re house, No. 1512 South Sixth street room, No. 2. Middle Broudw y. Be ore. Apply to N B A ad W lot in Omaha for house and lof Bluffs, D, Brown, L. Broadway. CrAIRvOYA ted 2t wiles from postoflice, blo terms Some fine resi: | A StL’HU;‘_’l'(l]lh(’l'. on reason operty for rent by Day & Hess, JORSALE or Rent—3arasn aad. wiea | A Typewriter. ? Bouson oy 11 ilon. Wi Mkla st Counal uffs ECONOMICAL Clothing buyers casting about for the most de- supply their wants for Fall and Winter use, should keep it well in that OUR HOUSE MANUFACTURES ALL THEIR OWN CLOTHING; sly to supply the retail trade of If you’ve never no- sirable place in which to mind manufacture ‘“’em” expres our thirteen large stores. ticed the special care we take in the sewing, in 4 the finishing up of a garment, or the taste in A Poverty-stricken Millionairo § selecting patterns, to say nothing of the perfec- This scems a paradox, but it is ex- | tion in the fit of every piece. It'll pay you big, men. 1 don't count my wealih in | JUSt &t this time, to spend an hour meandering through our new stock. of consumption ? My doctor tells you’'ll be posted where to go when you want As to prices, we don’t interupted the friend to whom he spoke, | M@Ke up any cheap goods, but we DO make --.-.m»l\ul]lhmllan .h'" red. If taken stacks ot g]()()(l gfl()dS cheap. Our $10.00 Suit is worth $10.00, because aid the millionnire, aud he did; | 1ts durable. aud to-day there is not a healthier, | Shuwart, 1% K. Hart, J. D, If you don’t buy now, Our $12.80 Suit you might pay $18.00 for ‘I'ie ** Dis ik t the seat of ) YW ‘re. anc o as g G T T elsew vhu e, and then not get as good value. Ygu nothing more nor | musn’t forget that we take the same painsin clothing. [n Boys" and Children's Clothing. — We're ready for you with all SPECIAIL: NOTICES. |styles, neatand natty, with prices ranging from (Sl A A $2.00 per suit up. To those who are not yet COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS, All kinds of Dyeing and Cleaning done in the Highest sty irt. Fadod and statued | fabrics mind s good us now. Bed feathors clea v In first 189 man- ner. Work promptly d nd delivered inall PUEts of the country for price fist ©. A MACHAN, - PROPRIETOR 018 Broadway, Near Northwestorn Depot, CoUsein BLurrs, TowA. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Couneil Bluffs, ITAL STOCK....... . $150,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS........... 70,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $225,000 Dinkcrons—T. A, Milior, £, O, ason, . L. Edmundson, Charles Hannan, Transict goneral bonking busi- ness, Largest capital and surplus of any bunk in Southwestern Towa INTEREST ON TIME DEFOSITS FIRSTNATIONALBANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA Paid Up Capits coeee $100,000 K I tho olty. Forelgn and and local securities, il 15 Accounts of individ- orations soliolted. . IRICK, Assistant Cashler, THE GRAND Council Bluffs, la. THIS ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL 1S NOW OPEN. N. W. TAYLOR, Manager. ‘ —Attornoys at law, Praes Sims & Saunders—ftrneryat i, ey fedoral courts. Kooms & 4 and 5 Shugars Benoblock, Counoll Biuits, la —Attornoy at Law, No. 19 H. 1. Chambers, 34%raog a0 o o, nell's store. Telophone No. 231 Businoss bours. Sa. m. oy p. o, Council Blufrs, La S. W. Cor. 15th and Douglas.,———Reliable Clothiers, FALL AND WINT. R CATALOGUES NOW READY. 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Board and at- tendance at Medical and Harney reasonable Surgical streets, Institute, formerly The business of the Omaha conducted at 9th late Dr. J. W. McMenamy, has been removed across the river to 268th street and Broadway Council Bluffs, where every case and any and all con- tracts, old or new, are receiving prompt and skillful attention We refer by permission to patients we have cured. s, Club Feet, Curvature of the Spine, Piles, Tumors, Cancer, C2 Write for circular on Deformities and Braces, Truss g s e g ey, Bladder, Eye, Ear, Skin and B'ood, and all surgceid Inhalation, Electricity, Paralysis, Epil 'nlnsy, Kidn Deformities of the Human Body., Brace Dept. RACES, TRUSSES, and all manner ! surgi ber, who was Dr. M¢Menamy's brace maker for ye United States, In this department we are especially successful. and a fit guarantesid, , manafacturad to orde i recommendod and who is unresorvedly The braco dopartment is undor the charge of J. 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Porsons unable mail or expross, sccurely pucked, ng and we will send in plainwiapper, on . Address MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, 26th and Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa.