Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 26, 1892, Page 3

.. T ———— THE BEL OMAHA DAILY SANDWIGHL 1IN D) GRINDRRS. THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFF NO. 12 PEARL STREEF OFFIC T Deilvered by Carrier to any part of the City 1. W. TILTON, - MANAGER. FLED | Business Ofce ... TELEPHONES | Night Editor ————— e e MINOR MENTION, N, Y. Plumbing Ce., Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block, General G. M. Dodge camp, Sons of Vet- erans, will install officers this evening in the Grand Army hall The Iadies of the Woman's Reliof corps have prosented their ex-president, Mrs Campbell, with a fine gold badgo. The social union of the First Preshyterian church will meet tomorrow evenitg at the residence of Dr. Stephen Phelps, 718 First avenue, 'reeman, the i14-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Connor, died of lung fever yosterday morning at 8:30 o'clock at the family residence, 1222 North Tenth stroet. A number of small boys undertook to make Iife miserable for the Salvationists by pelt- Jug them with snowbalis just as they were leaving the corner of Broaaway and Scott streets yesterday afternoon at the conclusion of their open airservices, They were rec- ognized ana will probabiy be arrested. Patrons of the motor line who trausfer at the corner of Pearl strect and Broadway are beginning to clamor for an electric light at the corner. The only light at present comes from thetower ut the corner of Fourth strect and Broadway, and this s so dim that they find it hard lo pick their way through the mud. Abe Lincoln post, Grand Army of the Re public, has appointed committees to mako arrangements for a celebration of Washing- ton’s birthday on the 224 of next wmonth, The program has not been completed yet, but itis the intention to have an entortamment n the afternoon and evening of the day in question, The funeral of John McClure occurred yesterday afternoon ath o'clock from the residence of M. J. Alworth, Rev. T.J. Mac kay of Omaha oficiating. After the services the members of Abo Lincoln post, Grand Army of the Republic, and the Dodgo Light guards escortod the remains from the house 10 the Northwestern depot, where they were taken on board the vars for Darlington, Wis. Voeal Music. Prof. T. W. Davis, teacher of voice and note reading. Lessons private. Call or adaress at Grand hotel, Council Blufls, PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. W. A. Maurer is in the east on business. Dr. T, B. Lacey is expected home today from a few duys’ visit to Fairbury, Mo. Miss Mary Key loaves today for St. where she will visit friends for sevi weeks. ‘The condition of Mr. A. B. Walker, who is suffering from an attack of diptheria, was pronounced somewhat improved last evening. Licutenant C. D Palmer arrived from Atlunta, Ga., yesterday noon 1n response to the telegram which wus sent to him an- nouncing the death of his fathor. There are still a large quantity of those beautiful Jap goods at the Japan- eso store, 317 Brondway, and to save fieight buck to the coast all will bhe sold at importers’ cost for the next seven 8, Ladies of this city and Omaha will find this the best opportunity of their lives to get these goods at San Francisco wholesale prices. [l Leading drugstore and news stand, Davis. e Embarrassing for the Pollceman, The policemen who have to report at night from the two new boxes at the corner of Pearl and First avenue and First street and Broadway, are experiencing a new found woe. Each one is compelled to light a match each time he makes his report or rup the risk of making tho wroog call. With the oid style patrol boxes reporting wasa pleasure, but under tho present systom there is so much responsibility that the hearts of tho blue conted peace preservers are beginning 10 quake. **You may expect to hear of some great breaks,” said one of them yesterday while he was off duty and was consequently allowed 1o talk to peoplo on the street, ‘‘until wo get used to it, We'ro just as apt to hit the wrong cell and bring the whole fire depart ment down about our ears, or bring out the atrol wagon and o squad of captains and Joutovants to quell a riot when we only wan', to report, as anything else. 1t's a fine systom, though, and when we getaccustomed 10 retropolitan ways we may bo all right,” Sw.ansoa Music C., Misoais Sti1l on the Kimbatl-Champ Case, Sherifft Hazen left yesterday for Irwin, Ta., for the purpose of serving some papers. Just what papers he was cxpeoted to serve is nou stated by any of his deputies, but it is known that Mctadden, who filed thoe first fnformation against Kimbali and Champ, charging them with embezzloment, lives ul the place. and it is therafore supposed when tho sheriff returns Mr. McFadden will retura with lim to give s testimony before the grand ‘jury. He is expected homo today, The grand jury bas been at work nearly two wacks, ond has still so much work to do that a re- port is not lookea for for a couple of weeks onger. The Kimball and Champ cases are tho ones that arv causing the delay, as there is a large amount of detail to be lookea into by the men who compose the jury, and who are not accustoned to business transactions on such a large scale, o —— ‘We have our own vinayards in Califor nin. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Blulfs R Walnut block and Wyoming fresh mined, received daily 16 Main. temple coal, Thatcher, Enjoying the Dy, The people of Couficil Bluffs appreciateu the change of eighty or ninety degrees in the temperature yesterday, and in the bright sunshine and balmy May-day air foreot the terrors of & few days ago whon the frost was searching for thoe tea roots in China, Peoplo poured out of their housos and enjoyed the day in the open air. All the outdoor pleas ure resorts were visited, includiog even Lake Manawa, High and dry Fairmount park at- tracted multitudes of Vvisitors, aud during + tho afternoon there was real enjoyment iu trolling over its sunny and soiliug hill- sides. Casper's greonlouse was one of the especial points of iuterest to pleasure seekers, and during tho day hundreds spent bhours in wandering through the aisles of the acres of glass covered tropics. Altogother it was ono of the pleasantest January Sabbathe in the memory of the oldest wnhabitant, Jurvis 1877 brandy, purest, safost, best. Drs. Woodbury,dentists, next to Grand hotel; fine work a speciuity. Tele. 145, Public Meeting Called, A meeting of citizens bas been called for next Thursday evening st the Masonio temple, for the purpose of effecting an or- ganization to secure the better patronage of home 1nstitutions. The call is issued by the president of the Board of Trade in response Lo a petition signed by about 250 citizeus., Dr. F. T Seybert has removed to the Grand hotel. lephone 85, —— When Baby was sick, we gave ler Castria, When shie was & Child, she cried for Castoria, ‘When shie became Miss, she clung (o Castoria, When she had Clikiren, she gave them Castoria. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS "Here's a Han', My Trusty Frien', an Gie's a Han' o' Thine." HOW ‘THE SCOT ABROAD" REMEMBERS “The Monarc Ane” Is Neer ¥ Year but rts Frae Scot ‘s Hintmost ot by 1 nd—Robin's Day Across ' Rive The 1330 anniversary of the birth of Rovert Burns will e celenrated this evoning at the Masonic temple by the members of St. Andrew’s society with one ot their ban- quets, which have come to be looked forward to by the pleasure-loving public as one of the social events of tho year. The committees who have chiarge of the arrangements have been making the most elaborate preparations for weeks past, and although oue of the greatest chacms of the ontertainments of this society 15 the complete lack of formalit 10 offort has boen sparcd to make it @ suc- cess. T'he banguet board will be surrounded ut 8 o'clock, and those who are acquainted with the Scoteh langzuage can see what is in storc for them by tho following bill o' fare: Tuk'u Dram. sour Cock-n-Leekie, Hotch Poteh, Towtowdy Scotel stylel, Tattles and Iare, frae Stronachlacher, Kail Broth, A Muckle Pat o'Greon Kuil supp t wi' Lorn spunes). visi, Finan Haddies, CaliorCod, frae Firth o'Forth, Lochloven Trout. Sadmont, frae th' Tweed, Suut Horrin 2 Partuns' Tues and Callor Oystors, frae Leith, Calier On' in th' Shell Newhnven fishwife), Smeekit Saumon Speldrins, ak' o Dram, BOIL'D, . ash o' Mutton, Hock o' Steak, Peat-Reekit, Braxio i, A Wee Gramphie an’ Necps, Deuke. stufi'd wi' Saebys frae | eciefechan. ROASTS. Bubbly Jock, wi' Cranberry Sauce. Bantam Cocks trae Muuchline, Paltricks, Stuffed wi' Inzins. ” Peuacocks, wi' Blaeberry Sauce. Ribs ' 0 Hielun’ Stirk, { Gizot o' Mutton and the 11ind Leg o Jock Tamson's 00, Anither Weo Drapole, to Slocken. CAULD DISHES, Pecsweep Pies. Corbio Pies. . Whaup and Doo. Potted £0o's Head. Tuk' a Dram. ENTHEES, Scoteh Hagzls (Tam O'Shanter Style), iroat Cnieftain o' the Puddin’ Ruoe.” Sheep's Hoad an’ Trotters ¢ (Singet at Sandy MePherson’s Smiddy), Bicker Purriteh, Swans and Sour Douk, Puisiey Poase Brose, Skirl wi' Aitmeal, Pepper and Saut. VEGETABLES, d Inzing, Chappit Tattles, BI'd Neeps. Sacbys (frae Mossziel), Brisell'd tties und Carrots. Curiy Kail (frae Aberdeen), Bil'd Leeks and Shives, Tak® Anither Drami. DESSEIT AND EXTRA! Calkes o Shortbrend wi' Sweetfes, \ Scones, Par.fes, w o' Burley Mol Furls 0! Aite uckle K k 0" Ayrshire Cheose. runk o), Trencle Peorle Best. et (Whisky Toddy), Quaizhs o' Swats, < Al (frae Edinboro'), Strawberries and Cream, Bawbee Baps and Tattle Scones, Ait Cakes and Banngcks 2 (Bakivon Mrs. Mucklewham's Griddle, erbroud, 3 (frac Robblo Salmond o’ the Lant Toun), Currun’ Loat, Apple Jeelle, Nuts and Aumonds, Ginger Cordial, A Kam's lorn Snuft Mull. Burloy Breo. Coffee and Tea. Wi' o Cinder in th' Cup for th* Auld Bachelors. . After the banquet speaches will be made and toasts drank, and at the closo of this part of the entertainment the floor will bo cleared for dancing, which will occupy the rest of tho morning until breakfast time. IT IS A GREAT SALE. Satisfled with the Burgalns at the Boston Store, Council Blufy, Since the beginning of the great somi- annual clearance sale at the Boston store the rush has been without parallel in the history of the dry goods trade in Council Bluffs. Oceurring as it is, in what is supposed to be the duilest soason Rostit Doos, Shakle T Turts. ke, of the year, it is more than simply re- markable; it is phenomenal, and ind: cates the fact that the people have plenty of monoy to spend when they can get genuine bargains. The big sale will continue this week. Read some of the bargains for tho week: Our entire stock of novelty dress goods sold for 60c and $0c in_one lot, dur- ing thissale 47ic. This is one of the biggest bargains offered. 50 picces 40 in. Brilliantine, full range of shades, sold for 50¢ a yard, will be pliced on sale at e n yard. Don’t miss seeing this burgain. $1.00 blankets for 69c. $1.39 blunkets for $1.00. $4.00 blankets for $3.00. $5.00 blankets for #3.75, 6 1bs., extra large, #06.50 Davenport blankets, 5 ths., 84.33. #5.75 all wool red blankets $4.25, Comforters at greatly reduced prices: Bargains at 67¢, $1.19, $1.33, $1.75 and speciul offerings at $3.00, ), 83,50, 1 case 27 in. red Shaker flannel, sold for 8¢, during sule 20ic, 25¢ red twilled flannel 19¢. shirting tlanvels 123¢, 17¢, 25¢, 3%¢ to 73 $1.25 all wool skirt patterns for 98c. 90c and $1.00 made up skirts reduced to Goe, Children’s wool hose & n pair, 25¢ all wool hose, 5% to 84, for 17¢, 8 for 50c; in durk colors, seals, navy and wine, Black wool hoso, 5 to 64, to close at n pair, Boys' heavy gray mixed wool hoge, sold at 25¢, to go during sale at 17¢, Ladies’ wool rihbed hose 17¢ a pair. We have just received 500 Sample Gurments from two of the leading man- ufacturers of Now York City, which we will sell at fifty cents on the dollar, All our regular stock at the same reduction, *ust half price,” and in quite a number of cases less than the cost of making. Ladies’ Newmarkets—Our — entire stock, which sold for $5, $7, $10 and $15, choice of the lot for $1.08. Only one “Garment to a customer.” Prints we cut—your choice of our stock for 5¢ a vard, This includes best blues, silver greays, Simpson’s black, heavy wide serge in black and colors, s0'd for 7e and 8¢, all go at be. 4 BOOKS. A special bargain in the book line. Our #45.00 sets of Encyclopnedia Brit- tanica for #22.50; our #36.00 sets for #18.00; the above contains 80 volumes euch und by far the best work on the market at the present day, (Allen edition.) A chance for all professional men that seldom occurs. A library of itself, 10 BOSTON STORE, FOrUERINGHAM, WHITELAW & (O, Couneil Bluffs, Ia. N. B.—Mail orders promptly atteuded. Packages delivered to any part of the city free of charge, ——— . Whist Club Entertained, The Whist club was entertained Friday evening at the residence of Mrs, Albrigut, on South Seveuth street, the Lostess boing sssisted 10 entertainicg by Mrs. Philips, Mprs. Alford and Mrs, Sherman. Those present were: Misses Cheney of Manches- ter, Conn., Ros Aona Koss, Zurmueblen, Key, Geruer, Davenport and Dobany, Messrs. and Mesdames Waketield, Cumm- ings, Richmond, Miller and Alford, Mes- dames Maurer, Sevbert, Plumer, Ferson and Key, Messrs. Mayne, Roed, Evaus, Paxton, Cralg, Robbios, Zurmuehlen snd Wies, | | | Prizes were awarded to Miss Anna Ross, Miss Zurmuehlen and Messrs. Paston and Sherman. The club will be entertained next Wednesday evening at the residence of the Misses Hoss on_ Willow Avenuo, who will be assisted in _entertaining ov Mrs. Aitchison and Mrs. Miller. Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway, hias oll the latest styles and new winter goods, Satisfaction guaranteed. —— Nible Society M. . The Pottawattamie County Bible society held its annual meeting last evening in the First Presbyterian chutch, anubmer of the other vhurches giving up their evening ser- vices for the purpose of attending. Tho main address of the evening was made by Rev, R. W. Hugnes of Grinnell, state superintendent for the American Biole society. He called attention to the work of the society in the past, and stated that it had had the bible published 1n 300 different languages and that 12,000,000 copies had been printed by it during the seventy five yoars of its exis. tence. Atthe close of the address a collec tion amounting to about #23 iwas taken for the society. The report of some of the ofh- cers wers snbmitteo, and the following offi- cers were elocted for the coming year: Pres ident, W. W. Walluoe; vica presidents, D, C. Bloomer ana N. P. Doag retary, L. G. Knotts; troasurer, C, T. Ofticer: directors, H. M.Chamberlin, W. W. Cones and S. Flemming. Patmer, Tho funeral services of J. M. Palmer oc- yestorday afternoon at the late resi- dence, §30 Fourth avenue. A large number of friends were present to pay thew last tribute of respect to the deconsed, and tho exercises, which were conducted by Rev. Stephen 'Phelps of the First D’resbyterian church, of which the deceased was o mem ber, were very impressive. Music was fur- nished by a quartotte consisting of “the Misses Javoy Baldwin and Anna Patterson and Messrs, F. H. Keys and W. P. Ofticer., At the closo of the sorvices the remains were taken to tho cometery, followed by a large procession. The following gentlemen peted us pall vearers: H. H. Overholtzer, John Clausen, dohn Beno, Smith Saunders, Dr. D. Macrae, V. Jeanings, J. A. Murphy aod P. C. Devol. ——— The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ta., closes every evening at 6 p. m., unless Mondays and Saturdays. Mondays 9 p. m., Saturdays 10 p. m. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluifs, la. Two apprentice nurses wanted at the W. C. A. hospital, corner Yth street and 6th avenue. —— E. H. Sheafe has eastern money on hand for reai estate loans. Jarvis wild blackbarry is the baat. GARZA COMPLICATIONS. the Mexican Consul at redo—News from Border. Larepo, Tex., Jan. 24— A call was made upon Lamedo Diaz, Mexican consul at this point, this afterncon. The direct question was acked him if any reward was offerad for the capture and delivery o the Moxican au thorities of Garza. He stated in his opinion no such reward had ever boen offered or that o private reward had been offered. He know uothing about it and did not believe that the presivent of Mexico had ever sanctioned any such offer, Beitas it may, tho impression vemains here that thera are public men in Mexico, no furtber off than Montercy, who would be very ploased to be ablo tv Iy their hands on Garza, and know that they could see bhim tried in Mexican soil for crimes against Mex- ican law. The government doubtiess would also tako o huad after he was put on trial, and the princival charge against him would be treason. T'he post officers at Fort Mclntosh were interviewed to-day again in regard to the re- peated statements made from various points that if Garza fell into their hands he would bo at once extradited and turned over to Mexico. They claim the roport is prepos- terous, To begin with they have no right to arrest him unless they turn bim over at once to a deputy United States marshal or police officers who have warrants for him. Should he be turned over to the former he will be tried in the federal courts for violation of the United States neutrality laws. [f to the latter, then the only charges against him would be the kuling of Corporal Edstrom at Retinal Springs, Starr county, and a case of livel or a misdemcanor in the courts ot this (Webb) county. After he has been tried on these charges, then it might do to taik of extradi- tion. In regard to the recent sentence ot a inili- tary court at Montercy, to the cffect that General Nevis Hernandez, formerly com- mander at Mier, was senienced to be shot, and that the groatest secrecy was oxercised in the trial proceedings, etc., tho consul stated that there was no truth in the report: that tho trial was public, and that wilnesses had been summoned and sworn evidence taken all over this border country. He stated that the sentence could and prob- ably would be appealed from, first to an appellate court, then to a supreme military tribunal, and then, before seutence could be passed, President’ Diaz would have to ap- prove the sentence, The report of the federal grand jury at Brownsville is censured nere, as it casts a slur on civil peaco ofticers in the lower coun- ties, and yet fails to indict them for any vio- latlon of the laws. Interview With Trylng to Induce Him to Surrender, SAN ANTON10, Tex., Jan, 24.—Major Lewis . Morris, Tawrd cavalry, who has been in command of the movemont forces at Larcdo for a month past, has reached here in re- sponso to an order to report to General Stanley in person. Hosays the Garza bands have broken into parties of two or thrze per- sons and arc protected by the ranchmen on this side of the river, who are undoubtedly in sympathy with Garza, The United States forces will do nothing uutil sprinz, when the grass nomes up, a8 it is impossible to carry forage through the chapparel, and in the matterof grass the country isas bare as u billiurd table, 1t is learned horo thaf® Garza has been exaztly located by the United States troops Ho will b a prisocer or dead insido of ten days. Adjutant General Mubrey is endeavor- g to inguce him to come in_and surrender and stand trial for violation of the netrality laws. 1f he refuses he will be attacked. Quict in the South. Deyine, N. M., Jan. 24, —There is every reason to believe that the trouble to the south is enaed. Tho fact that troops from Fort Bayard have beeu ordered to the Rio Graade border is conclusive evidence of this fact. A correspondent who has returncd frow & journey to the reported scene of the rovolt aud along the line, reports the refu- geos as having dispersed to the ranches along the border, and tuat there is no danger of furthor trouble, Saiz, the lender, 1s under arrest at Messilla and so are two of his licu- tonants, awaiting extradition action. The robels being without loaders aro all the more barmless. 8's Soda Deposits. Lusk, Wyo., Jan. 24.—[Special to Tue Bee.]—A New York company bas let a con tract 1o build a soda drier uear the Inde- pendent rock on the Sweetwater, on the sur- vey of the Northwesteru railroad, about 1xty miles west of Casper. The main build- ing is to be 1€0x50 feet, with two wicgs each 60x10 feet. Tue soda lakes on and near the Swoetwater aro the richest in Wyoming In some of these lakes the crystalized soda is from four to six feet in depth. These do- posits wero kuown 1o freighters many years ago, wio used Lo carry with them on their roturn trips quantities of this soda to be ex chauged for butter aud eggs with the farm- ers of southern Nebraska and Kansas. Medical Etiquette, Sr. Louvis, Mo, Jao. 24.—At2 o'clock this morning ended a secret trial wrich has caused s sensation 1o medical circles here, Dr. J, L. Bauer, accused of iutroaucing Dr. Alphonse Etavard in certain quarters, in - direct opposition to the code of medical othics, was expelled from the faculty of he College of Physicl and Surgeons, the largest school of the kind in St Louis, Dr. Bauer is an inent obstetrical specialist and Dr. Eta- vard, tbhrough s graduate of the school pamed, s ostracised because of alleged un. 1 | ethical methoas of adyeitising himself. Therein lios Dr. Bauer's aflense in introduo ing him a professional way. v i RN FIRE RECORD, Ark. Badly Conflagrations. Pixe Buure, Ark., Jan, 24.—Avout 1:30 this morning fire was distovored in Atkin- son’s shoo store, corner Main and Barraque streets, and before it was subdued a loss of £250,000 had resulted, largely due to the mis- crable water supply. The fusurance is about 151,000, The fire boginning at Atkinson's store, spread from that two-story building to £. Wertneimer's wholasala liquor, and R S. Thompson's hard ware store; thence to the Merchants and Planter's bank, Mitch ell's confectionery store, John' ©O'Con- neil's hquor store, Hunuett & Weil's dry goods esiablishment, I'red Senyard's saloon, lRosenbaum & Fies' furni ture house, Altschul's cigar store, Fred Schneidor's tailor shop and W. L. DeW oody's drug store. The origin of the fire is un- kndwn, The losses are: W. L. DeWoody £16,000, insurance $12,000; Fred Schneider £3,000, insurance 45,5001 F, M Altsohul $4,000, insurance &,000; A. Strauss 210,000, insurance 5,100 um & Flies 15,000, nsurance $12,6)0 arlos Weil 0,000, insurance £3,150; Frod rd $3,000, insurance $3,000; Hunaett & Weil $20,000, fosurance $7,635; J. B, Dodd #10, 000 iasurance $3,6003 k Wertheimer £17,000, insurance $13,30 J. Wethei- #,000, insurance 5500 Atkison o §,000, insuranco §i,000 Thomson #2,500, insurance, $2,800: Mer- chunts’ and Planters’ bank 811,000, insurance T, White £1,00); Mitenell )0, insuranco, $1,0005 Mrs, Swart £10,000, insurance o, Harrison &3,500, insurance John O'Counnell 0,000, insurance, £12,250, - All the contents of tho bank's vault are intact. Minor losses in law offices, etc , will add §10,00) to the agarogat?, lo:s. ONE OF THE GLE Pine Blaf, rehed—Other DALE GANG. Franels, the Man Killed by the Missourd Posse, One of the 1 Bandits, St Lovis, Mo., Jan, 24.—One more of the gang of tratn robbers which, on the night of November 3), relievod, at Glondalo, Mo, Adams Express Messeager Molhannon of all the valuables in his car, is in_cuastody, not of the authoritics, bnt of his Maker. ~ Yoster- day’s account of the robbery of a train near Lamar, Mo., told of the pursuit of the two desporadoes, a fight, tie death of one and the wounding of the other. Tho dead robber was known as J. S. or S, C. Francis. He, itis learied tonight, w the fourth mav of the Glendale gang, whose name bas boen persistently kept from tho public. Tue police had been after him for three weeks, knowing his uame, but_he hud, though iznorant of their pursuit, kept away from them until vesterday, when ho was killed by u posse in pursuit of him for an- other crime. 1tis learned now that immediately after thoe Glendale robbery h» went airectly to his tome in Kansas City, where he had a wifo of about 1S years and a baby. Sinco then he has moved his family to tho Kansas sido. whore thoy were found, as told in last night's dispatches, His record las boen a bad one, but his photograph hias never adorned the rogues’ gallery, for he was always able to avoid arrest.” ' He had long ciated with Hedspeih and_ Dink Wilson, tho two Glendale robbers still at lurie aud was known s a deseratn wan and one who would ficbtif cornered. He hos been going under the namo of Fraucis for some tino, but it_is 1ot beltoved that that is his true name. He is not, as stated Inst night, u cousin of the governor of Missourt. dir. D. R. Fraucis of Normandy, Mo., father of the goveruor, to- day said (ho Lamar express robber was in no way related to the governor or his family. Noneof the latter ever had any relatives im Maryland, but are of Kentucky birth and origin. Tho governor's says he his uever hoard of the express robber beforo his name was printed today. The fact that the police consider the name Francis un alis is further proof that he is not tho man last night’s dispatches stated him to be. - Lucked Fire Facilities. Mr. Victony, O., Jan. 28.—A destructivo fire broke out about 1:50 &, m. fn the rear end of Dickinson & Walluce's hardware store and sproad over all the east side of Main streot, burning_Dr. Bernes' residence and office, Henry Williams’ dry zoods store, Dickinson & Wallice's_hardware store, Meexin's barver stiop, L. W. Winder's grocery, J. O. Angol's vake shop, and the Mt. Victory Lank; also tho Mf. Victory observatory ofice. Tne tewn bas no fire cow:pany or ladder company and the fire had its own wav. The loss is $30,000; insurance, £25,000. The postofice was taken ou’ of the building which it occu- pled and now stands in the stieets. The streets are seattered over with huusenold goods, harness, buggies and other articles saved from the fire. ST Fugitive from Covington. Georgo Enrignt was arrested a: 1:30 o'elock this morning and lociced up on the charge of boing a fugitive. The arrost was made at the roquest of the police oflicials at (foving- ton, Neb. Iuis clatmed that ISuvight worked usort of flim-flam game down there, was ar rested and reloased on bail. Lato vesterday afternoon Koright was seen 10 Jump a t bound for Omans, and Dotective Hazo Serg arriy nd ant Sigwart took bum in as soon as be d. Crossings Wanted, Now that the January thaw is on kicks arc heard on every side about the lack of cross- ings connecting the various fragments of sidewallks with each other in the different parts of the eity. Tho sidewalks, it is claimed, are all right as far as they co, but they extend only a block ut a time and ' then th pedestrian muzt wade through a sea of mud efore reaching tne next fragment across the street. LOCAL B Satarlag W. B. Taylor, state weignmas and fell near the Barker Lotel, dislocating nis right shoulder. A burning ciimuaey at 1506 Kson strest callca out the fire department 4t noon yoster. The blaze was extinguished without VITIES, loss, The caso of Ryan & W sot for hearing before Ju ing, but owing to the couaition of Lhe judg health the heuring torm, Dr. Duryea will 1ead tho discussion of the subject of Timiting inimigration at the meet ing of the Current Topic club at the Youns Mew's Clristian ussocistion building this evening, 4 wansient lodger named John Munroe, who was stopping vt & I'ourteenth street stag todging house, ool sick with a fover yester day'and was removed, to St. Josepii's hos pital for trestment. Tho meeting of the Bichioride of Gold club which was to_haye been vesterday aft cruoon was postponed ustil Wednesday eve ning, at which time it 13 expected that a por maneut orgunization wilk be effected, Kev. Jenkin L. C. Joues of Chicago will give his celebrated lecture on Browning ut the Unitavian church, Seventeenth and Cuss streots, this evening, commencing At & o'clock. Al interested ‘or wishing to be in- terested in the poet are eordialiy invited, Chief Seavey, Sergoant Ormsby and De. tectives Huze and Savage and cx-Assistant City Attoruey W. 8, Shoemaker went 1o 1 colii ihis morning to aypear before Judgo Duudy in tho federal court, whero they were summoned 1o show caust Why they should ot be punished for cowtempt of court in cor- nection with some obscéno liturature cases in police court, Ish’s creditors was was postponed until next Price | " Worth e Guinea a Box." | 26¢c. EGHA"' ERTLIaMS Dislodge Bile, Stir up the Liver, Cure Sick-Headache, Remove Disease & Promote Good Health? Famous the world over. I Ask for Beecham's und take no others. Made at 5, Helens,England. Sold by drug ists and dealers, New York Depot, 365 anal Street. 106, LIKE A MIRACLE. Mrs. Frank Watt ra, Residing at 2507 Patrick Avenue, Stites Her Relief Through the Eucces:ful Treatment of Drs. Copeland, Shepard and Mansfleld. “My disease had been Jong while. 1 would tak my hend would stop up and feol heavy ache, but 1 ooly paid slight sttention to this But about one yoar ags 1t had grown o niug worse that it cansed moe serions trouble and I began to feel alarmod, From that time on it made rapid strides and kept me in CONSTANT PAIN AND WISERY, “My head and nose were continually stopped up; the mucus gathering in my throat gave me an fneess int hacking cough and most dis- agreeable spitting, especially in the morning, In my system f; MRS, FRANK WAT (RN, when 1 would raise a great deal of leay. thick muens or phlegn. My throat wis sore, dry and jrritared. and T continual ringing fid buzzing nofses in my ours. My stoninch beeame wuch Aer. my appetite alniost entirely d. when 1 ald eat, v good and wy stom- acli foit heavy and o I “Wh 1 stooy T wouid have ashing pains throazh my chestand should- jews was broken and fitful — The rav- aos of the discases told very in cver. ind my entire nervous was velng destro {rr.tablo asily annoyed Ly trifles - Every found we with a henvy. dull, tived foc WIPHOUT ENERGY O AMUITION. T wiau great sufferer from nervousness and tnsomnta. | was very miserable during the 11 unable to rest or sleep ut night, and Eradually wearinz out i strenzth. 1 alsosut- fored sreatly from severe pains In the chest around my “hert, and could not draw full breath without severe pa'n. Inthis condition 1 consu ted Drs Copelund, Shepard und Mans- field after I haa yainly resortea to various means of cure, Thoy bezan my case one wonth ago and T am now so much Iniproved that T feel like o new woman. My nervous condition is mueh_improved. and 1 cau slecp s wellns Lovor did, u ofresnod and dy for my duties! this without the use oplates or i My heen mild an i ple nd y “1cordialty recommend Drs. Cope ard und Manstield to ail nooding skiliful med- feal hein.” ersimy s Thelr Credentials, Ashos Leen siil. D W1 Copeland was pres:dent of his class at Bellevae Hospital Medical Coile ¢, New York, where he grad- uated. the most jus institution of 1ts kind ir. the countr, diploma bears the written endorse - ent” of tho medical authorities of New York, of the deans of prom nent medical collezes in Pennsylvania. Dr. T, B Manstiold’s redentials ire no less abundant and ungu ified. e a1so1s formally indorsod by tho seo- retaries of | various county an | stite medical soctoties, These ventlemen, after thorouzh hospital experience and practico. have do- voted their lives to the prictice of their spoc- ties, with what success the coiumns of the daily papers show. DR, C. S SHEPARD, who was president o? his cluss at Rush Medicai college, Chicngo, which Is acknowledzed to be the leading in- stitution of its kind in the West, Is now usso- clated with the Coneluna Med Institute. Dr. Shepard's thorough “hospital — experi- ence and special study of the discises of = th eye, oar. nose and throat. b ace him amont theleading speciulists in the west. Copeland Medical - osttute, ROOMS 311 AND 312, New York Life Buildinz, Cor. 17th and Farnam Sis., On , Neb. W. H. COPELAND. M. D. C. 8. SusPArD, M. D. T. B. MANSFIELD, M. D. Consulting Phys cluns. Otarrn and all diseasas of th nl Lungs, Nervous Dis- Chronio Diseuses. Officy 9 o1l i 1., 2 t0 D P b Tt00 P m y 10 L0 4 p. m Catarehal troubles and kindred diseases treated succossfully by madl. Sond 4o in stamps for ouestion ciren Addroess all fetters to Copelund Medical Institute, New York Life Builaiag. Onmaha, Neb. $5 A MONTH. CATARRI AND KINDRED TREATED AT THE U TFORM RAT A MONTH UNTPIL APRIL 107H—MEDI- CINES FURNISHED FREE, Specialtes: Ey T Norvous Pros u3 and Physical D, <haustion, Insor S Hincs nios to the di FADED @ e St Impure B Palt Eriors. shoul e take DL HOERS lonic Pilla, 80en ¥’ SAFE, CERTAIN, SPFEDY. HOBE'S MEDICINE €O, § WAN FEEANCINCO or CHICAGO. FOR SALE 15 OMATIA, e G Conr 1510 & Dougla St SRR & G0 1 Cors 11t & D niglas Sts, A D KOst & 6, Coime Blafte, Ta. 262020020060 Tuif's Tiny Pillse .Tlmdyflu ptic, tho deb ted, whetl er from excess of work of mind or body or exposure in will'find Tutt’s Pills the most gen restorative ever offerod the invilid, Aty at 8L Louis, Corresi forars willtnarn nfa siw {ES MORTIMIER F TAYLOGR Hoonis 6. A- 1und O, Lgclede Bufldtng, r 10 fdl on flce Willwith w6 dro. EB., F. ¥ ruturns. No pysiory. Sui- Froe. by ad- LN ¥ ity 8. ( i I PILES lNfi'{ANVfl“fil leure PECULIAR DEATH OF A CHILD., Little Nellle Wing' Husty Act Cost Life —South Omahu News, Notwithstanding the heroie methods mado 10 save the life of Nollie, tho #-year-old child of id Wing, the httle girl died yesterday morning by ber own hands. T'he dangerou operation known s tracheatomy had been resorted o and her neck cut open to enablo ber to breathe, as the throat was closed up with membrizneous croup, A siiver tube had been inserted in her throat through the artificial opening. ‘Ibrough this she brenthed and it was believed tuat sho wrs on the road Lo recovery. Yesterduy morning the chiid bocame im patient because of the rubber band round her neck, bolding 3be tube in plice, and she toro it off una threw icon tho floor. Iefore a physiciun could arrive to roplace the tube the child was a corpze. - Steamer Arrivals, At Copenhagen—Thingvalla. At Southampton —klbo from and procecded 10 Bremen, At Kinsale ~Passed ~Holland York for Liverpool At Quecnstown —Umbrla fror At Prawle Point—Passed Philadelphia for Loncon. At Loudon —Miauesota, frowa Baltimore, At New York -Bretague, from Havre; Denmark, from Liverpool: France, from London; Salerno, from Rio Jueiro, and Per- nambuco. Sailed—Glenmore, for Rio Ja ueiro, | AvHavre—Bourgogae, from New York New York from Now Liverpool, Maiue, from inders st (lass (i Ir AT LOW PRICES. ¥ e 0 Complete [ ‘SENIEL MOT LV A and W. M. JONES, COUNCIL BLUFFS. A Deere, Wolls& 20 Agricultura! Implements Wagons, buggles, ete.. South Main st Councll BlufTs. Russell & (2., Counctl Blufts, Ia. of buyers. We recom- end them as the hest houses 1o donl with in CouneilBliTa, KeystoneMig. Co 1801 to 1 Maln -Manufacturers of- | 8t Council Bluffs, Farm Fngines |Jovbers of fanl lin “yelone Thresher | of Agricultural - Carey & Woodbury | Plemonts, vehicles, Turse Powers. | ete., ete. Shugart S:ed Co Marseiles Mg, | Weir-§ Counctl Bluffs, Ia. | ‘:;“l:‘_g':;;-:'::gfh Agricuttural | fmplements. |3 BE WL Counoll Councll 1o:nle and arden, Flold and Flower Sceds Tiighest mark et rica pald for scods. Write for cataloguo wich <= Manufacturing <> BUYER'S Importer and Job- | ver “rocker G 'assware R MAN NERVINE, the great Spanish Remedy. JopILg SSUp) 1L J0 aurajagdue ¥ § Co. General Agent, The name of the bus- iness houses here given nre us refer- ence for the Lenfit GUIDE d Suceossor to C. A Beobs & Co, Largost Furniture House 1n the Mo, Vailoy. w5 to 21 Manrer Dogiette & €. | Russell & . o, Brauch Ofice = 510 Pearl Stroef Councii Blutls, - {ay Manufacturera of the Ruswell Auto- matie Cut-off Kue Manufacturing y and Confectioners. Jovbara n Fruits, l Nuts, Blufts, la. IgariCy| Blufts, la. Jobbers of Imple- cons. Car- Rico Coll Buggles, Friend Planters, eto. Every MAN can be STRONG and VIG- OROUS in all resperts by using BPANISH YOUNG MEN OR_OLD suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOST or FAILING MANHOOD, nightly emissions, convulsions, nervous prostration, caus: d by the use of opium, tobacco or alcoliol, wake- BEFNORK AND AFTER ness can be restored to perfect health and the \Iness, mental depression, loss of p hona caused |!{|st“l|lll!° and over indulgence or nn&pofl(un wer 1n_either sex, speriator- weak: NOBLE VITALITY OF STRONG MEN. We give a written guarantee with 6 boxes to cure any case or refund the money. $1 a box; 6 boxes 85 For sale inOmaha by McCormicl SPECIAL NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFF3, WV ANTED—A frsteclngs indy plano teschor. Address T. W. Duavis, Grand hotel, Council Bluffs. JOR SALE—Counters and vauit duor In tho building recently occupied by the Coun- cil Bluffs Savings bank. Oficer & Pus Council Bluffs, (JOUNCIL BLUTFS moncy on loans, W. A. Wood & Co., 520 ) 01 chaser muy cut wood Dly to Leonard Everett. YOR KENT--Fine milk and dalry farn ueres, just south of the city 1imnits; H00 ucres fine hiy liand, bulunce pasture and farm lun . Avply to Leonard Everctt, Council Bluffs, Ta. JUR RENT—T- corner th avi door. hand for room house, with bath room, and vth st Inguire next FER the followin: chol fruit and vegetab lands: cres 8 rods north of the Chautaugua grounds, castern slope, fine sprin s and fine spring-brook, land vory rieh wid wetl sdapted to frait. acres on Grand avenue, fine orchard , windmiil and fine grove; situated on Mynster proposed motor tine. one and one-half miles from il Blufls postoffice, of very choice plowed land on 13§ miles from postoffice, @3 miles from city Hmits; good n and outbutldings; ine orchiard; a grenthargain at 1. Eisy torm neres. ehoice fruit firi, 6 neros in black- ) young frait trees, 3,000 zrape vines. House, barn and thulldin:s. A very choice burgain, on iiles east of postoflice in Couneil Bl . stacy, Koom 4, Opera House block. Couneil Blutrs, Ia ¢ bargains in and &40 per acre, q 15) ne e easy; furms of ull ohnston & Van Patten, OWA furms; fine 24) acre fur S0 exsh, bilance on lor farim, #00 down, bala izes’ send for list. Council Biufls, WANT to buy stock of groceries or boots nd shoes: will pay part’ ensh and part by roon house and Iov in Omaha, G 8 Bee. Council B.ulls. {OMPLETE outfit bar fixtures and two pool Jtables for sule and building for rent. - Good Joeation I, Shoute, over Officer & Pusey’s Dauk. DARVS, garden busin, blocks for sile or rent Hoss, .0 Pearl strooteCouncil Bluffs CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs, TAL ETOCK, .00 . $150,00) SURPLUS AND PROFITS, . 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,....$225,00) DiRECTORS=-1. A, Mll er. £ O, Gieason, B [, Shuzart, I E, 1, J, D E fmundson, Charles R. Haunun Transuct gontral banking Husi- ness. Larzostcapital und surplus of wny bans inSouthwestorn Lo INTEREST ON TIM:I DEPO3 TS The stomach can deal with a drop when it cannot deal with a spoonful, Scott's Emulsion is cod- liver oil broken up into drops invisibly small; each separate drop is wrapped in glycerine so that the taste is lost. This is why Scott's Emal- sion is the easy and effectual form of cod liver oil. Hypophosphites of lime and soda combine in tonic ef- fect with the half-digested oil, Let us send you a book on it; free. Scorr & Bown, Cheniss New Vork, YVour driggist keeps Scott's Emulsion of couliver oil—-all druggists everywhere do. $1. 132 South 5th A veaue, k & Lund, 15th & Furnam sts. PATENTS For Inventions PROCURED BY THE Bee Bureau of Claims OMAHA, NEB. Equal with the lutorest of thow having elaim agninst thegovornmont 1s that of INVIZN PORS, who often 1080 tho benofit of valuablo Inventtsns b3oan1e of the incompetency or inattontion o altornoyd employed to obtaln tholr patonts. ) nieh 0ars o exorclsod in enploying ) npiiiat and 4 L0 Prociro patents, for L13 valug nds geeatly, I noteaticaly, upon tha. ttornay. ptecting tnventors fr 951, and 0F #0110 ¢ L1k invon- tions are well protocted by valld patsnts, T-118 B.9. BUREAU has retal counsul ox,3rt 1 patoal practica; and I3 therefore prepared s Gbtain patents, Conditct Interferences, Make special examinationy, Prosecute yejected cases, Register trade marks and copyrights, Rendey opinions as toscope and vallde ity of patents, Prosecute and d:fend infr! suits, cte., ete. 1fyou have an invention on hand send THT BER BURKAU & skoteh or photograph theraof, logothof with briof doscription of the mportant ' testures, and you will ba onco adyised o3 L0 thy ho st ¢)irs0 13 pursue. Models aro not necessary unless tha invens tlon 18 of a compilcatad nature. 1f 4 aro In- fringing on your righty, or [€ you ars ciiirzon with Infringement Ly othors, submit the matter to THE BUREAU for & rellable OPINION befory acting on the matter. THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS 220 Bee Building, Omahy, Neb, @ This Burcau s Omahi Beo, the Ploncer Franclseo Exatiner. care nnd skil Withthe v losw or eare 0 worth ERTENTY guarantead by the Press unld the Sun Cuj this out and send it with your in quiry. INDIAN DEPREDATION GLAIMS Persons who haye lost property from Indian raids should fiie thelr ciaims under the Indlan Depre tation Actof March ', 15 LI he tiue ls limited, an | the cluling are tuken up by the court n the order in which they iro 10 eived, Take Notice thatall contracts entorcl into with attorneys pr.or to the Ast are mads null and void. Information given and all clulms promptly attended to by the BELE BUREAU OF CLAIMS. #20 Bee Building. OMAHA, NEBRASKA, TS Ouihia lec. Francisco Burcau rantee | by the a5 an i the San Cut this out and send it with your 18 quiry. ~Attorneys at law Pras Sims & Saunders =i i "W e federal courts. Roowms b 4 and > Shugars Beno block, Councll Biuffs, Ta ~Attornoy v Law N H, J. Chambers, 7A%maon nell's store. Telephoue No. 23} bours Ba . 04 p. w, . over Bush Husloces Counsil b uxs 1a § W. C. ESTEP, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER, l 14 N, Main., Council Bluffa