Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1891, Page 3

. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THUKSDAY., DECEMBER 10, 1801 THE OMAHA BEE.[NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered 1y rrier 1n ny part of the City. H. W. TILTON, - MANAGER SHONFS | Business Office TFLEPHONFS | RINSGRO0F Western Hort'cultural Ass:olation Will Meot Next Year at Oorning, No. 4 No. 2} PAPERS READ AT YESTERDAY'S SESSION, MINOR N, Y. Plumbing Co. C. B, Water Works Co. Removed to #0 Pearl strect. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp blook. Burhorn's diamonds, watches, holiaay goods. Born, to Mr. and Mrs, E. E. Danewood, Ia<t evening, a daughter. There will be preachint in the Second Prosbyterian church this evening at 7:30 o'clock, Fidelity council, No, 156, Royal Arcnnum, will give tho third of its series of parties to- morrow evening. Rev, T. C. Smith, D.D., of Clarirda, Ta., will preach at 7:30 this evening in the Second Presbyterian church on Harney street. Arrangements are boing mnade by the Young Men's Democratic club to celebrate “Jackson day,” with appropriate cercmonies. W. E. Chambers will give a chilaren’s dancing party Saturday afternoon at his duncing acadeémy in the Royal Arcanum par- lors from 2:30 o'clock until 6, A. D. Foster has sold out his retail drug business to Paul Snyder, who has been clerking for him for a tumber of years, Mr. Foster will confine himself to the wholesale trade exclusively. A marriago liconse was issued yesterday to Dave E. Lipsky and Haydee Giossman, botu of St. Joseph, Mo., and to Charles W, Town- send and Katie Bakaskie, both of Douglas county, Nebraska, Tho car containing the exhibit of the pro- ducts of Oregon and Washingtcn was visited by a_ large number yosterday at the Rock Jeland depot. The display is arranged in a most artistic manner and will undoubtedly prove a great advertiscment for the two Pa- cific states, Judge Smith has reduced the romune; of the assignee of the firm of Thomas G & Sons ana his attornays to $2,000 apiece. The pay was fixed at £3,000 ench at a hearing several months ago, but the case was re- | cil Bluffs and as Wilson of Aulantics onened on a petition filed by the members of | “Evorgreens,” by George Van Houten the bankrupt firm. of Lenox ' ar W Steiger- The following oficers were elccted by the | walt of Carroll; “Flowering = Shrubs,” ‘Women’s Relief corps at their last regular | by L. A. Casper of Council Blufts, B. Har- mecting: President, Mrs, Drew; first vice | court of Curson and H. A. Tewgy of Cresceat kmi.u-m, Mrs. Hdon; second vice president, | Ci irs. Abbott; treasur Mrs. Ward; chap- lain, Mrs. Cady; conductor, Mrs. guard, Mrs. Dalton; delegate, Mrs, Strong; niternate, Mrs. Clark. Four horses attached to a heavy farm wagon dashed up Pearl street yesterday forenoon At o breukneck speed.” At the corner of Fifth avenue they ran into S. T. McAtee's dehvery horso and wagon, which were standing in front of tho store and upset tho wagon, spilling butter and eggs promiscuously over the pavement. The runaways were soon stopped, and the de- very wagon was turned right side up by bystanders. It was badly demoralized, and the horse was considerably injured by his contact with the big vehicle, —_—— The Nicest in the City. George S. Davis, 200 Brondway, has the nicest display of holiday £oods up to dnto in the city, He was the first to ehow the public the beautiful things brought out this year, and he will domi- nate the trade on his end of the strect. i S Grand holiday display of Fancy Goods, Books and Novelties, Thursday evening. BOSTON STORE, Council Bluffs, Ta. . Men Who Have Made Fruits and Flowers Successful in lowa Talk to KEach Other of the Worxk, The Western Horticultural association held its second session yesterday at the court house. In the morninz the annual election of officers took place, resulting as follows President, L O. Williams of Council Bluffs; vice president, William Bombergor of Harlan: secretary aud treas- urer, George Van Houten of Lenox. The delegation from Corning presented an invita- tion from the people of that place to hold the next meeting there o year from now. The invitation was accepted unanimously. In the afternoon papers were read as fol- lows: ‘Insects,” by W. M. Bomvorger of Harlan and H. A. Terry of Crescent City: “Plums,” by O. W. Rich of Atlant na John Wragg of Waukee: “Cherries,” by J. R. Rice of Council Bluffs and J. W. Murphy of Glenwood; “Grapes,” by W. M. Bomberger of Harlan and Ed Irvin of Avoca. An extra attraction was a magic lantern oxhibition by L. Bruner, in which the different sorts of fungus growths were shown, A request was read from the ladies of the Women's Chris- tian association asking that the fruits now on exhibit in the Merriam block be given to them for their exposition in the Masonic temple which opens today. It was laid on the table uutil today, when action will be taken. The evening session tended, every seatin the court’ room Dbeing occupied and nearly all the standing room taken as well, The papers road were ver: interesting. ‘The following is @ lis “The Rose ana How to Grow It,"' by L. A, Cusper of Council Bluffs: ‘*Adornment of Home Grounds,” by L. O. Williams of Coun- very largely at- Thie sessions today will oren at 10 a. m. and Foster: | 1:50 p. m. The oxhibit in the Merriam block is well attended, many expressions of sur- priso baing hourd ut_the wonderful fruit re- sources of southwestern lowa, Van Houten's Cocoa—*Best and goes hest.” ‘We have our own vinayards in Califor- nia. Jurvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs, Fresh bread, 2loaves for se, at C. O D. Brown’s. Fresh oysters received daily direct from Baltimore at C. O. D. Brown’s, Couscil Bluffs. To prevent fraud Ohio assed a law requiring the inspection of maple sirup, and H. V. Sload, the grocery man, has the only genuine stuff in t' e city, bear- ing C 1 Bros.’ uffidavit « nd the Ohio inspection stump. Morgan & Co., druggists, 742 ,are giving their seuson an elegant plush toilet set. i leiaiy Fresh oysters, 25¢ and 30c¢ can, at C. RUINED A GIRL. . D. Brown’s. ——~——— PERSONAL PARAGRAPUS. Mayor P. P. Kelly of Glenwood is in the city. Awful Experience of a Maiden with Human Wolves. Last evening warrauts woro issued for tho arrest of Nellie Croy, Willard James and B. M. Wells of Chicago is in the city for a | Wells upon the charge of conspiracy and fow days’ visit. g : crimival assault. The complainant was Mr. and Mrs. James Weston aro both quite | (1, Frisby. who lwes mear the 11l with the grippe. = A J. W. McCoy and wife havo goneto Florida ALCHEE CeLain o, strect, and the vietim of the crime 10 spend the winter. o curl Gl 1 of the orim T s s was Lulu, his 16year-old daughter. The o oHarknoss has accepted @ position | Uyl ants were issued by Justice Hummer. with the Illustraced West, 4 2 ome for several duys with severe illness. William Martin's barn, for whom hoe drives Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Kelier lefu last evening | yack, but Weils neard the news in time to for Los Aungeles, Cal., where they will spend | skip to Omaha, and was not founda at all, the winter. The story told by Mr. Frisby, who has E. F. Knotts is expected homo from Butte, | worked for the past nine years for the Mont., in & few days, and will be connected | Decre-Weils company, isa sad one. The with the firm of L. G. Knotts & Co. Quughter has learaed the dressmaking trade, George J. Kellogg, & prominent fruit rajser | aud has worled for the past four ‘months of Jonesville, Mo., 18 in_tue city attending [ With ~Miss Beiteh, in the Morriam the meeting of the Horticultural associution, :flnck- ,l\vu‘]c\\'C‘ A% g, e ;cfl Miss Margaret Green has returned from | home —in tho —cirly evening —nfter Hutehinson, Kan., accompanied by her uncle, | teHing hmE %mcm:. llmft: .s|‘m was \,.Io),f..g to Hou, J. ', Greenlee, with whom she has been | the room of her employer, in the Merriam i block in answer to an invitation to a high visiting the past month. SR b five party. Sho did not return until after 6 DeWitvs Littlo Early fasers; only pill to | ©clock the next morning. . The excuse that cure sick lioadache and rogulatd the bowels. | She staid with her triends all night was g reodily nceepted, but subsequent events : il aroused her father’s susnicion and yesterday Cut Mlinery Erioes, she confessed the truth and told o terrible Miss Ragsdale’s millinery parlors, story. She was joined by the Croy girl, Broadway, will have additional attra with whom she was acquainted, and when in tions this week. $15 hats go for §8; 810 | the vicinity of the Third street school James hats for #5 and $6; $5 huts for $2.50 and | and Wells appeared with a nack. 83, and a nice hat for §1 After trying in yain to induce her to get ——— into it she was seized by the two men and Carman ‘Feed and Fuel company. with the assistance of the Croy girl was wholesale and retail hay, grain and forced in the vehicle. ‘I'he door was shut foed. Spocial prices on hiy und gruin and the girls weve driven around the city, [ Wells and James occupying seats with the in car lots, 706 Main strect, Council Bluils. corfier of girls after they had secured a driver. The girls were compelled to drink what Miss Erisby avers was drugged liquor, and from that time until morning she claims to have had but a faint knowledge of what trans- pired. Sha recollects that the hack stopped in front of the Omaha saloon on Broddway and she was led out and into the wine rooms in the rear. She has o dim recollde- tion of Leing taken from there to some cheap hotel or lodging house wherea greater part of the night was spent in_ company with the men, Part of the time the Croy woman was 80 boisterous from the effects of her deep po- tations that James and Wells were obliged to put her and ber companion in the hack and drive out of town to escape the polic ‘I'ne Croy irl 1s only 19 years old, and has ouly begun a life of open’ shame ‘since the events of the night two weeks ago. Her parents live near Red Oak. She denies the charge of complicity in the outrage. She was locked up iz the county juil in default of $200 bail. James' boud was fixed at §00, and he secured his liverty by his ecmployer filling the boud. 'T'he case will be heard in Justice Hammer's court on Monday. — Cordwood for Sale. Dry cordwood $2.25 per cord. of David Lane, Lake Manawa. W. C. A. Exposition. The exposition of the Women’s Christian association will open thix noon at the Masouic temple. Dinner and supper will be served by the ladies of the Broadway Metnodist church. One of the attractions will be tho concert this eovening by Hans Albervs orchestra of Omaha. Soason tickets for the exposition can be secured at the Masonic temple for $2, tho tickets being good for fourteen meal: The following busincss houses have purchased booths and will have articles on sale: John Bero & Co., Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co,, W. W. Chapman, Mrs. 1. B, Louis, Miss Ragsdale, Shugart & Son, W. A. Maurer, L. A. Casper, Metcalf Bros., C. N. Wallace and B. M. Sargent. The ladies de- sorve the hearty patronage of the public in their work, Inquire A very small pili, bur a very good one. De- Wite's little arly Risers. L As an incident to the rofurnishing of the New Ogden the billiard parlors have been leased to Chas A. Fox, and fitted up with new tables and everything nee- Commercial men, Hotel Gordon the | 8584rY for a Ami qlgs rortyfor gensle- best $2 house in Council Bluffs, ok, - e L Wil Settle Poaceably. There are no new developments in the Grand hotel case. Manager Taylor still holds the fort, but has backed down from his lofty position of Tuesday night, when he stated that he did not intend to retire until he got ready. He lnformed the receiver yesterday that'be would give up the establishmont as s00n 48 an agreement could bo arrived at with dmlcrgucfi to the pro- visions und other by him, which he will bave o leave. Au inventory is now being taken of the property oy Mr. Clark preparitory to his assuming the managoment, und Mr. Taylor will retire %5000 48 bis successor is roady for bim to 0 50, e — DeWitt's Litue Early Risers for the liver., Telekathuros, perfectly cleaned and seaded currants, the finest thing in the world at Slead’s grocery, opposite the Ogden, L Reiter, the tailor, 810 Broadway, hns all the latest styles and new winter goods. Satisfaction in every respect gunranteed, ——— Dell G. Morgan & Co., druggists, 742 Broadway, are special agents for the fu- mous *'Blush of Roses,” e — Why pay 45¢ a quart for oysters when you can get them for 80c at C. O, D. Brown's? Swinson Music Co., Masonic temple. Walnut block and Wjoming fresh mined, received daily 16 Main, —— The Sale Will Be Cantinued For one week longer, teapots filled with tea going at 58¢, Luad Bros. coal, Thatcher, ——— When Baby was sick, we gave Ler Castorla, ‘When she wag a Child, ahe cried for Castoria, When sho becaine Mise, she clung 10 Castoria, When ahe bad Clildren, she gave them Castoria, Where Are the Police? Broadway between Seventh and Elghth streets there is a skin poker gawe which has been flourshing like o green bay wee for several weoks past without the police getting oven an wkhing of the fact, It is well pat- rouized by mon of all conditions and salarles, On but none of the come rich at it 1t is sad, has bo- Night before last a man entered & game and played awtile, and quit with a large number of chips ahead of what he had when he started. He hunted around for the banker, but he baa disappeared. and the only information ho could gain was that just afier he left it had been noticed that there was nothing in the bauk. The samoe thiag Las been played on & number of men who are not on to the ropes, and the dissatisfaction resulting from a gamo whera it is all sowing and no reaping has caused considerable complaint from: the patrons. The game is running openly, nvd wonder is exprossed as to where the metro- politan police have been keeping themselves, Slck headacke! Beecham's Pills will relieve Jarvis 1877 brandy, pur JosiaeicA %ot kindergarten in the city is in the Merriam block, next to the Young Men’s Christinn association. Experi- enced teachers and only one-half usual rates are charged, Dewitt's Littlo Early Risers, best pills st, safest, best. Drs. Woodbury,dentists,next to Grand hotel; fine work u specialty. plhidid - Grand holiday display of Fancy Goods. Books and Noveltfes, Thursday evening. BOSTON STOR Council Bluffs rman’s for hard and soft coal 706 Main stree Try and wood. rse Snatcher Cang Yosterday afternoon Mrs. John O'Donnell was walking along North Second street car- rying in her hand asmali handbag containing among other things 10 in money. A nice looking young man walked rapidly past her and stopping suddenly in front of her with an abruptness that stariled her, seized her property and started to run, A half dozon men and boys had witnessed the act and started after the thiof, and while he was trying to dodge a cloud of brickbats and other missiles ho ran into the arms of Officer Kemp, who lea him to tho station. Ho Is a fine looking. well dressed young man, At the station he gave the name of B. Ward, He was locked up and will bave a hoaring boforo Judge Mc- Gee this morning. The old ludy’s pocket book was recovered. = No gripping, no nausoa, no _pmn when De- Witv's Little Iarly Risors are taken. Swall pill. Safe pill. Best pill. - Jaryiswild blackberry is the best. Teapots filled with tea 38 this weel at Lund Bros. he largest stock of Japanese and Chineso goods east of Sun Francisco, "Frisco prices, at 317 Broadway. Mandel & Kline move their en- tire stock to Sioux City January 1. Until that timoe you ean_buy furniture, stoves, carpets, at your own price. NEWS OF Tallon Hall, a notorious criminal, hus been arrested at Memph: jo North Amerioan Beokeepers associa- tion Is in sess on ut Albuny, N. Y. yrest Thomas, colored, has been han zed e, Miss.. for the murder of Huywird ut, colored. A depot poleeman was murdered. at Ln Junta, Colo,, by a cruzy pissenger. After the murder the m.n couniitted suicide, The New York Bourd of Trade portation thinks the siato of expend # 000,005 at the Worl By the col of a fran course of e 1t Creighton, were killed und five seriously Injuré: The Graves murder triai continues to exite attention ut [ Colo. Judge Farmin made the opening talk for the defense. _The nguiry {nto the imwmoral v United States Marshal Pursons of U thut officlal up In an unenviable lght. E. E. Meredith, democrat, of the Third Vie- inin d stect, wis tod- y clected to congross to suc encral Loe by over 4,000 majorivy. Tho court hus arrived ata decision n the Suwtelle case. The judzes declined to grant anew teiuk. Peoplo it Concord, N, I, ure pieased. Arrivels from Japan say that the re cent earthauake thers will prove to have beea the greatest which hasoccurred during the Oh ris- tiun era. build ng in two men tices of ) show un onats recent trip York had four deaths and they died of the ‘The Republican S 1] assoctation of Lol lcetea ) Matthews of Ur- nd Lobert Mann ot Jollet Indians now demand 82 an round in the strip which the ov- rnuent desires to purchase und open up to \ent. Jumes B. Moore, the Chicago agent of the Louistanu lottery, hus been arrested. In the oflice were found ‘w ot of iottery tickets hid in the coal bin. icker houso of Marston & Wells of 1s5., has Leen biown up. une per killied, Three bulidings were de- stroyed. Loss, A Tho eastbound Kock Island train, whi'e be- tween Deroy wnd Binde was fired upon unknown partics. Mary Jones of 15 seriousiy injured. cuver county, Pennsyl- 1w true bill apuinst iho charzinz thut newspaper with baving erfminally iibeled Senator Quay. A bloody snooting affray oceurred at Man- cas, Co.0., Monduy ni pated in by five m Gurdne a saloon keeper wis kiilled and many others wounded. Lawyers In the Peake embezziement cuso now o trinl in Kansas City indulged in per sonatities. Lawyer Walace assuu ted Lawyer Brown and Wil haye to Gaswer for contonpt of court, Iho Brooklyn potice have arrested a mun named Landfk on a chargo of conspiring to blow up the buliding v Browdway, New York, in which ure the oftices of the” Asso- crutell press. Joseph L. Tire, who was convicted last weel of murdering his wife, hus bean sentenced to Le electrocated ut Aubura, N. Y., duri weo < commeneing Monday, the next Januury. After being in Juil two duys for nlleged con- tompt of Judge Baker's Fourth district court, the grand jury of Sin Antonlo, Tex.. wis or- dered reicused on bond by the appedate court, pendinz a hearing of the applications for rolease under hibeas corpus. Of the men injured in the wreck on tho tomphis road lust Mondiy, hive been i 1o Kunsas Oity, Cne of thew, Jumes Duv.s, foacturcd skull, hits since died, fifeh futalivy 9L Uhe Wreck. Tlie other Injured ure rocover- i Hon. R, P\ Keating, member of the national r0cratic comittée for Nevada, hus desi 1. C. King of Brookiyn as his p slope memoers wiil miake i st Fruncisco for the nutional Beaver St 2 the sth duy of Jurrency Lacey has de- olders’ of the Si Philadelphia un u nt on ench sh time of the Garden buuk of of 44 por ¢ thew ut ment uge Forsizn, A sharpshock of earthquake was felt at dictw i Custello, Ttuly The pope has given audience to B shop Nicoiet un i u nuniber of Canad an pligrims. The Austrinn relchsrath bus roferrod the zollverelu troutles to u committen of thirty= Six menibers. The funeral of the lat 4t PUES WS @ 10U 1mposing ul attended by wany notible peoplo. A new Rouw A8 been consti- tuted. M. O 3 Lahovary Is mini Tirs, It Iy stuteq thut of Cunter- bury will visit Amer ar und o wiil muko w tour through ths States und Dom: Pedro rind wus n government is feoling thou- ople in Durango and neiehboring ro in dostitute clroumsiunces ow- 10 erop faliures, o oloctions for mambers of the Norweglan storthin: have closed and the resuit Is o de- idod vietory tor tho liberaly, There will bo in that body sixty-three liberuls out of a wembership of 14, The Kuights of St. George of St. Petorsburg bave decided not t howd i fo 8t on the unnis versary of thelr putron saint, but instend send the mouey which would I'.ve been ux- pended to uld the starving peusants. The Grand Duke Alexunder Lus donuted 5,0 U rous bles for the same purpose. -~ Commend ible. All claims not consistent with the nigh character of Syrup of I'igs are purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Sgrup Company, It ucts gently on the kiduoys, liver aud bowels, cleausing the systew efféctually, but it is not acure-all and makes no pretensious that every bottle will not substautiate, STATE GRANGERS WL‘[CU.\IEI). Hospitalitics of Fremont Extdads1 to Many Nebraska Oitizne, INTERESTING WORK OF THE OPEN SESSION, History of the Organization Reviewed by D. B. Carey—Nationnl Master Drigham of Ohio on the Platforn, Fresoxt, Neb,, Dec. 0. ~[Special Telegram to Tie Bee.)—-The Nebraska State grance held forenoon and ovening sessions today, with an open meeting this afternoon, The former two were devotou strictly to routine work, which was participated in by a large number of additional delegates who arrived today. The éhief interest centered 1u the open meeting, which began at 1:30 o' clock. This was a sort of citizens’ welcome and reception to the state grange. It was cull to ordor by Secrotary Hanson of the Board of Trade and J. J. Hawthorne presided. D. B. Carey of this city deliverod the address of welcome, extending the hospitalities of the city in appropriate words, and referring at some length to the history of the grange movement, its abjects and what it has accomplished, State Master Hall responded to the welcome, saying among other things that tho grange is nere in the 1ntorests of good laws sought by it strictly upon a nonpartisian basis, ~Na- tional Master Brigham of Obio made s stirring sposch in which ho oclearly ex- pounded the doctrines of the grange and r viewed its growth and work. The ‘addres was an able effort_and was listened to by & large audieno He said it was clearly the duty of the farmer to watch over the desti- nies of agriculture. Tonight the principal work was that of conferriug the fifth and sixth degrees upon caudidates. A largo number of resolutions on various subjects have been submitted and referred to the sifting cominitte The following cominittees have been ap- pomted: Order of business—J. Huyck, C. P. Miller, J. Dauiels, Si division of labor—N. eron, W. Cameron; Hnance—W. Tyson, R. B. Stevens, sters Ida Carson and A. M. Bovee; of tho order and dorwant granges—g Williams, J. Patrick, J. M. Crews, Sisters Williams and Griswold lutions—M. Cameron, H. H. Griswold, J. W. Moore, and Sisters Hansen and Cantling by-laws—H. Joger, A. P. Job, Daniels, Sisters McMillen and Weaver; claims and grievances—J. W. Moore, H. Deweber, S. Daniels, Sisters Moore and Taylor; edveation—-C. B, Sprague, C. L. Burnbam, Johun Beigh, ters Hull and Ceotlin: transportation—J, Patrick, J. Har- via, W. Tyson, Sisters Reed and Boves agriculture--L. K. Davies, Van Dasen, Warrick, Sisters Camenrt and McCann mileago and per diem—J. A. Cope, L. R. Fletcher, H. Jeger and 1. Vandervort; logi lation—C. A. Whitford, J. Emanuel, C. Thomas, I. P. Gage, C. Halstein; co-opera- tion—A. P. Job, C. P. Miller, I. P. Gaze, C. B. Spraguo, W. Sutherland, Sisters L. R. her and Weaver. ! Nebraska Mortgages Released. nNEY, Neb,, Dee. 0.—(Special to Tue —The amount of farm mortgages filed in Buffalo county during Noyvember is $27,286.¢ farm mortguzes released, $12,437. City mortgages filed, 814,474 released, £13,418; chattel mortgages tiled, $100,4 leased, €27,110. In the chattel mort 'S there are threo, aggregating, over 50,000, which were filed Ly steckmen from the west who brougnt large herds of sheep und cattle here to feed. The mortgages. are held by parties who have a contract to purchase the stock when it is fit to market, and the money is invested in corn and h: BLulk, Neb, Dee. 9.-iSpecial to Tne Beea—During the month of Septemter mort- R ere filed ana released as foliows 1n led, §17, 104, released, releused, $21 October chuttel, filed fited, £38,007, city, filad, $i, filed, $18,412, s 210, 25, Upon inquiry of 'the county clerk it is found that not onc-half of the mortgages have ever been released and this extended back till 1884, In fact comparatively none of the chattels have ever been released. Also during the mouth of October one man camo in the court house and reieased over §),000 worth of mortgages on real estate ihat had been paid for years. It would be weil for every man who has ever had a mortzuge on any of his property to take a trip to the cotinty court houso and see if 1t was ever ro- leased, Lotr Ciry, Neb,, Dec. 9.—|Special to Tie “The amount of farm mortgages filed and releascd for the mouth. of November in this county 18 as follows: ' Filed, §22,085.50; satistied, ~ $12,635.50. Chattel 'mortgages: chattel, , filed, Given a Warm Re MoxT, Neb., Dec. 9.—[Special to Tug —The delegation of eighty students which arrived in the city last nizht from the Shenandoah Normal sehool to enter the Fre- mont Normal, was given an enthusiastic in- formul reception at the college by citizens of Fremont and students. Wnen they arrived at the college they were greeted with cheer after cheer from the assembled students on the campus. At 8 o'clock in tho chapel o snort informal program was carried out. President Clemmons presided and an address of welcorie to the new students from Iowa was delivered by Ross L. Hammond. Tis was responded to by L. A. Blezel _and J. R. Utterback on behalf of “the Shenandoah students. Then followed short addresses from members of the facuity and citizens, after which an hour of sociability, hand: shaking and introductious took pluce. Louisville Bur zlars Cnught, Louisviue, Nob., Dec. 9.—[Special to Tne Bee. |~ Burglars broke into M, N. Drake's restaurant last night and got awwy with about 500 cizars, a watch, tobaceo and cauned goods. ‘Tnoy were overheard by Mr. Drake and his_clerk, who sleep over the rostaurant. I'ney were frightened away, leaving a lot of goods on the foor which they had been packing up to carey off. The city marshal and posse made an ¢éxtended search and arrested three suspicious characters, but could findk no tracd of the goods, One of the @ang a were boy and’the marshal suc- ceeded in persuading him to'confess, Ho showed where the' goods were con- cealed Among their traps were two dyna- mite cartridzes’ with shott fuses ready to explode. 'They will have their preliminary hearing tomorrow niug. Tri ) of Nebrask « City Criminals, Newiaska Ciry, Neb., 'Dee. 0.—[Special Telegram to Tk Bee. | —Michael Schusseler who attempted to kill bis avife at Dunbar in ptember, ploaded guilty in the district court today to shooting with intent to kill. He will be sentenced Friday. Martin Hahn, a man, was urrested yesterday chareed with hovsé stealing, Ho was found in possession ‘of & horse which was stolen from 1’ £, Coammlin of Turling- ton. Upou being arraigned be pleadaa guilty and wus bound over to the district court. Plenty of M ne " Lovy Crry, spocial to Tni Bee. ]—On account of drouth the super- visors decided not to issuo aistross war- rants for the payment of personul tuxes lnst year, and now tho fariners are paying their taxes as fast as the treasurver und two clerks can write receipts, Mouey has flowed into the treusury so freely that for the Hrst time in the bistory of Sherman county warrants of the same year havo been paid und quite a few of the 1501 Tants bave been calied in by the treusurer. hrown fr LovisviuLe, Neb,, D Bee, | —Will Wood, a clerk in W. B, Shry- ock’s drug store, had s rib broken n two pluces yesterday whilo attempiing to ride & fractions pony. Special to Tue Testing the Law. Puesoxr, Neb, Deg, 9.-[Svecial Tele gram to Tue Bee.| -Elsworth Overton, an 0OME and JOIN HANDS WITH US! TAKE AWAY | Our Dollar’'s Worth of Goods AL BB Y GENTS Why do we do it? Because we are going to quit business in Council Bluffs. We have too much goods left. OUR GREAT PRI'ES TELL THE TRUTH. Everybody convinced who pays us a visit that our Great Quitting Sale is bona fide. Model Clothing Co., SAPP'S NEW BLOCK, COUNCIL BLUFFS, SHpp DIMINISHE: 00N YOTHERS' THER Kilked JAEE CHI Lrp ~RHELS HEQUATOR 80 AT Seva) hus begun suit azainst that con- cern which will test the validity of the eight hour law. Tho claim is for as pay for 134 hours excess time as contemplated under the new law, company, Polk County Buildings Burned, Osceors, Neb,, Dec, 9.—[Spocial to iz Ber.|—Poik county’s poor farm buildings burned today. Nothing was saved. It was caused by a defective flue. All tho persons TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS, employee of the Fremout Maaufacturing ! G. A. Schoadsack, Proprietor, Offices 621 Bluffs and 1321 Farnam St., Omaha. Dye, clean and rafinish goods of everydescription. Packages received at either office or at the Works, Cor, Ave, A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list. Merchants who have shop-worn or soiled fabrics of any character can have them redyed and finishad equal to new. BED FEATHERS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM, with the nd most approved machinery,atest at less cost than you ever paid bafosa. “‘Absolutely the Best Made.” ZRERTON Broadway, Counecll atthe farm were brought to town and ptaced in tne jail. Some of them are incurable in- ne and harmloss. The loss will be about ,000, with an insursngg in the artford of Connecticut of 3950, Death of E. C. Corrigan. BrAIR, Neb., Doc. 9.—|Special Telogram to Tue: Bee.]—Bd C. Corrigan of South Omaha, age about 35, who has been under treatment at the Keeley institute here for nearly th H woeks, was stricken with acute pneumonia H and died within twenty-four hours. He is a brother of County Commissioner Corrigan of Douglas, who recently died. His relatives took s remains to South Omuba today for burial. Do you know that a little Cough is a dangerous thing ? DOCTOR ACRER'S LISH =l —— DeWitt's Little Early Risers; best t ilisfor 1y3p20sity, sour stomach, bad breath —_—— Burned by Gusoline. Newwmax Grove, Neb., De: Special to Tne Bee.|—Mrs. Charles Hinman of tnis place haa her hands badly burned this after- noon by a gasoline explosion. The fire caught in the curtains, carpet and various draperies of the room, but was fortunately extinguished without further damage, 8N\ “A Delicious Medicated Con= fection” for the relief of Cuughell & ‘Will Stop a Cough at any time and Cure the worst Cold in twelve hours, A 25 Cent bottle may save you $100 in Doctor’s bills-may save your life. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. IT TASTES GOOD. DeWitt's Little Early Rise Best. little pill_ever made. Cure constination every time. Noneequal. Use them now. Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and for clearing the voice. For sale by all Druggists and Confectioners. Packed in full two ounce packages, Price 5 Cents. If you are unable to rocure the Pomona Cough Tablets rom your dealer send us 8 _cents in stamps and receive a box by mail. Made by the manufacturers of the celebrated Pomona Fruit Juice Tablets. DUQUETTE & ¢0,, FIRSTYATIONAL BANE Oldest organized bank lin the city. Forelgn and domestic exchange nnd ossl seouritls). Espeslal ntion pald to collections. Accounts of Indivia A " ks, bankors and corporations sollolted . 0. Gloaso Correspondenco in vitad, {mundson, GEO. P. BANFORD, Projident. oral banking busi- A W. RIBKMAN, Cashi rplus of way bun ¢ A Chicago Authoritics betermined Close George Hankins' Snap Track Cineago, 11, Dee. &.—A war of extermina- ton by tho public authorities bas at last been inaugurated against the itstitution known as the Garfleld Purk track. The place is, according to the general baliof, largely owned by Georgo Hanlkins, one of the widest known gamolers in the west. The West Side Parik commissioners, whoso authority is derived direct from the state of [llinois, decided to closo up tho place and Jast night adovted a resolutin instructing the park police to prohibit racing within the specified limits, which include the site of the alleged rach track. The clAb announced ye:- tevany that it weuld close on Saturday until the spring meeting. to CURE INDIGESTION, ensant, n favorito with the Tadles. (DOKEI & CO , 46 West Droadway, N. Y. For sule by Kuhn & Co., and Sherman & McConnell, Omaha, CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, SITAS STOCK & .$150,220 SURPLUS AND PROFITS. ... . 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $22 Hanlon Wants Vindication 322500 Sax Fraxcisco, Cal., Dec, 9.—-Ned Hanlon, the oarsman, has requested an investigation of the charges thut he purposely lost his race with MeLean ou Sunday last, and Presi- dent Sullivan of the Pucific Rowing assocla tion has accordingly called a meeting of the association for tomorrow night to investi.ate the matter. Hanlon attributes s defeat to lack of condition and sadden nausea, and declares that in view of the charges he will decline a match with Henry Peterson. Tommy Ryan of Chicago, welterweight, has telegraphed his acceptance of Danny . states he will be ready to wager £,000 a sido. The contest will take placein this city in January or February, apital unl Lowa TIM 2 H J Chambers, jALorney as Law, No. 4 Peurl street, over Bushe nell's store. Telephone No. 2)3 Business bours. 8. m. o) p.w, Councll Biufs, La, _DEPOSITS é‘msi .Smnders—fit?meys at law Prao fedoral s, R 0"} ang 4 bhugars cdoral courts. Rooms % 4 and 5 Shugar tant rolic Beno block, Councll Biuffs, La ] SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFF3, GOon irt loase and furniture of u 2-room hotel o 1or 4 81,200 house and lot. Apply toJohnaton & Van Patten, W ANLED-Diniog room walter at Klol's hotel. Trotting Horse Breeders Meef. Nrw Yonk, Dec. 0.—The annual meeting of the Nutional Trotting Horse Brooders as- sociation was neld today. The executive commitiee reported regarding its dealings with John fI. Wallace, compiler of Trotting Horse Register “C.," A committee has ulso been appoiuted 1o confer with the National and American Trotting associations with reference to securing unity of method in ac- copting new records. Hon. Leland Stanford, Hou. B. I, Tracy ana T. D, Packer form this committen, 4 ut 221 South Scventh s required. ot Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla Lemon - Orange - Almond - Rose etcy) Flavor as dellcately and deliciously as the fresh frult America Yot Unde eated, Cuicago, 1L, Dec. 9.—In the tug of war tonight Germany beat Italy in fifty-six minutes. Ireland beat France in forty-eight miuutes and America defeated Scotland in twenty-five, Cuvaga defeated Englund in uwenty-three minutes. e L Gessler's Magic Hea1aons Wafers.Curss & \ Leadechosin 20 minutes. At all W! NTED—Man to work about stable and yurd, Apply atoffice of Leonard Everets, FOR SALE or exchang o rmvea nd 4 miles fr o | tuke yaownt proporty, Groenshields, Nicholson & Co., 61 Brond wiy, Council Bluffs, VW ANTED-A servant glrl, Brown. 255 7th strest. Mre, WAN'T to buy stock of groceries or boote and shoow. will pay purt cush und parkb W8 Fooum Liowko and 106 I Owaha. G % Bed, Council Biuffs, (YOMPLETE outfit br fixtures and wéy&fl Jta wio wud bul.ding for rent: Good ioeatio I Bicute, over Oflicer & Pusoy’s DUk, [OL 8 druggists New Ricumoxn, Wi portion of the busiuess part wiped out by a fire'last night. aggregate about 100,000, with about $10,000 insurance. Fire engines from St Paul saved the city as it is without fire apparatus. Creveraxop O, Dee, 9.—The Cleveland theater burned this morniug. Loss, about £75,000; insurance. $40,000. Axosonk, I T., Deo, 9.—Fire destroyed reater portion of the business section of this place nd some tweuty five dwellings, Lcss, $100,000; insurance, $30,000, Dec. 9.—A large of the city was The loss will LE OR EXCHANGE-T ro furm, wiie from busine Will tike lnnd, horses or 619 Broadway' cattle, Of pertect purity. vl streets, haviog all th its, hoated Ly stesm, elevator, Avply toJ. J. Brown, or Burke iy, On DFOIISCR DALV, garden lauds, housos, lots and busiuces blocks for sale or rent. Day & Licas, 0 Puarl streot, Gouncll Blutts, Of great strength. Economy In thelr use — Mrs. Winslow's Soothiug Syrup for ehil- | aren tething softens the guws and allays all pain, 20 ceuts & botule,