Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 13, 1892, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE.|NEWS FROM (0UNCIL BLUFFS COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL STREE' B W, TILTON TELEIHONES v?\‘ uh'l I ‘l‘wlur —_————— —— MINOR MENTION, N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co,, coal. Crufus chattel loans. 204 Sapp block, A new and modera front is being pu DoHayen's storo. Leave to wod was yesterday granted Charles J. Taver and Mes, tiannah Harels, both of Omaha, Tre caso of Cotien azainst the Ohio I ers Insurance company was submittod Judge McGieo yosterday. Justice Hammer tied the knot botween Poter B, Gainer and Colwell, both of Rising City, N The Ladies Auxiliary, No, 17, U eran Loglon, will meat in rezuls this (Wednesday) evening at 8:3) o' clock, in Knignts of Pythias hall, The Woman's Christian Temperanco unio will meet at 3 o'clock this aftornoon & residenco of Mrs. Stocdavd, corner avenue and Sixth streat. W. H. Bradlov is receiving congratulations upon the fact that ho is a granafather, thoe wformation having jed nim yosterday that Mr. ana Mrs. M. S. Ralls of Salt Lake were the parents of a boy. All m »rs of the Danobo soclety are re quested to meot at the old Woodmen hall this evening at S o'clock to make arrauge ments for the funeral of our deceased brothe Fred Jonnsen, By order of H.J. Nielsen, president. Pottawattamie tribs No, 1, Tmproved Order of Red Men, will weet this eyening in regular council in their wigwam, coruer of Broadway and Main_streets, at tho eignth run for work in tho Huunter's degreo. Visit ing chiefs are welcomo. Surveyors Smith of Omaha and of Council Bluffs have commerced their work as commissioners to determine the oundary line between tho two states. They terday looking over tho disputed y, making measurcments and taking srvations. “The coutroversy botween tho Pythian § terhood and the Pythian Sisters was to bave come up in the district court yestorday, but the case was not reached. A numoer of the interested ladgies were in waiting ana wiil probably resume their scats on the opening of court today. A doath from diphtheria occurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, on Seventeenth stroet, yesterday morning at 2:30 o'clock. The victm was Ruth, their little 6-yoar-old daughter. I'he funeral will oceur thiis afternoon at i:5) from the rosi dence. The services will bo held at the grave in Pairview cematery. Arrangemonts are being mado by the ladies for an entertainment the last of this mouth, for the beaefit of tho Woman's Chris- tian association hospital, Another schemo in aid of the same nstitution is being planned, by which meals will bo served during the democratic state convention, whicli is to meot 1 Council Bluffs next month, In the district court y Deemer was listening to tho reading of de- vositious in the case of Ried, Murdack & Co. against Margaret Fulton and others. Tho £t is an outgrowth of the old b of the Boston Tea company, and tho suit s bLrought to set asido the tr: fer of certain real ostate on the claim that it was fraud- ulent. ‘The papor read by M the Woman's Roliof corps, at._the opening of the anniversary oxercises on Monday ovening was a very thoughtful production that at- trac! a great deal of attention and gave those present who woro outside the order a cloarer wsight into tho character and aims of the workers. ‘The Iady divided tho hotors of the evening and mado new friends for her- self and the worlk that is receiving her splea- did energy. Tt is asserted among tho agricultural im- piement dealers that at least two other largo amploment firms will be located in the Blufts during the present year. It oniy nceds & trifle more to throw thie balance in” favor of this city and make Council Bluffs the leadiug implement point in the world. ch yoar bas shown a steady incroase over L precod- g, The unprocedented rato this year hus mado the fact more pronounced that we are stoudily and certamly drawing away from poor old Kansas City. IASTER NOVELTI into ) yosterduy Miss Emma Tostavin . Drew, president of Toston Store, Council Blafly, la., HANDKERCHIEIS, Our stock at this timo is now complete with everything suiteblo for Baster, In our handkerchiof department wo show many novelties from the $e hand- kerchief to the tinest silic or hand em- broidered. Our line at 5 Te, or fou for 27¢, und 10¢, three for 2 124¢, 15¢ and 19¢ surpasses anything ever shown in the handkerchief lina ILOYES. lead. now In kid genuino gloves wo Lostors is Our line of complete at 00 and $2.27 arranted and vert gloye by ¢ ECIATL FOR THIS WEEK. 50 dozen ladies’ kid es, assorted colors, for this woeele at 50¢ per Marked down from $1.00), 25 and 51,50 all in at 5e a pair, 2 HOSIERY, Wo show almost evorything in the hosiery line from the cheapest cotton to tho finest silk. Ask to see our fast black at 10e and 12le a puir, also our full regu- larmade ladies’ fast black oynx Ilorms- dorf hoso at 2 worth ind 85 a pair. In children’s hoso our lines are complete; anything and everything in children’s hose from the 7Tc hose to the finest silk. Boston stor IFother- ingham, Whitelaw & Co, Council Blufls, Ta. — PERSONAL PARAGKAPH C. H. Baker of Des Moines was in tho city yesterday, Mr, and Mrs. Lyman Shugart wolcomo a son, very youug but. full of promise. Mrs. Rev. S, Alexander, who has been vory ill for a wook or ten days past, is now tmproving. Mus. 1, Avylosworth servod a lunch to a fow of her friends yesterday noon to give thom an opportunity of meeting Mrs. Judge Deemer, Colonel Steadman s onn of the speakers engagod for tho state encampmont of the Grand Army of the Republic, which meets at Ottumwa riext month, His friends coufi deutly assorc that he will be tho noxt depart- wment commander. —— kYl oline Stoves, The old single generator Dangler was the best gasoline stove ever made, bu? hugart & Son have a now Dangler that i unquestionably the king of vapor stoves, 1t is called the Dangler Sur- prise, and is simply the old relinblo slove with a perfect ‘process generator added. It burns a blue flame when lighted and has no odor in stopping or starting. Shugarts are the only peoplo who handle them. Death of Frod Johnson, Fred Johuson, the general janitor of the public schools of the city, died at bis home, 1515 Eighth stroet, yosterday morning. Ho was taken with pueamonia about three wocks BgO A has been coufined to Lis home ever sinco. He was an active mewber of the Masons, Odd Fellows and Kuizhts of Pythias sod was well known throughout the il The funeral will ba held Friday at 2 o'clock, e Ask for prices on pure seed early Ohio potatoes in car loats and small Gaanu- ties. 1\ J, Clark, Council Bluffs, la, - Jarvis’ wild olackberry is the best. Gratifying 8nccess That Has Attended an Earnest Charitable Effort. REV. HENRY DI LONG AND HIS WORK Much Ace Good, mplished City 1 Material A\mong and Spiritaal, the nstrial Sehoot fo roor of Girls Just Been Established, Rev. Henry Delong, oto of the prominent aud somewhat ccceutric characters of tho city, who has been prominent in works of charity, temperance and kindred affairs for the past quarter of a century, seems to bo eugaged at the presont time in his most im- portant and successful work. Several months ago be located o little mission on Middle Broadway, occupying for the purpose a va. cant store building. At the start there seemed to be no clearly dofined 1dea of just what the work should bo, aud it was com- menced by holding nightly meetings of a re- vival order, somewhat aiter the style of tho Sulvationists, The room was well heated ana lighted, and during the winter evenings it afforded comfortavie quarters for many people of the humbler classes who drifted in to bicar the siuging and praying. Many camo because insufticient clothing and fireless homes made the mission room the pleasantest place they could find. The air was frequently thick with tobacco smoke, ana sometimes almost shuddered with its burden of loud smells, some of the loudest often coming from tho het breath that poured from rum-soaked lips, But DeLong aud bis rs mingled with the crowd, talked, prayed and sang to thom, and quickly awak- ened a deep interost, Clothing was furnished thoso who wore tho most needy after it had been gathered up by patient canvassing throughout the city, and scores of cases of roported destitution were inquired into and much actual distress relieved. Before the winter had passed the missior. becamo the rocognized charity headguarters of the city, and many voluntary contributions were sent in, Sinee the beginning of the year nearly 500 persons havo been clothed, besides numerous of charity where tho distress was re- d in thoe ciieerioss homes. Mr. DeLong bas como to bo looked upon by every man in distress as his especial friend and guaraian, and he has, of course, been nsked to do a thousand times niore than it was possible for bim to accomplish. . During the last fow wecks the work has assumod a still moro in- tevesting phase. Always a lover of little children, tho eccentric philanthropist has opened an industrial scnool in councetion with the mission, where he designs to teach tke children of poor pareats, and the waifs aud arabs of the street, habits of industry and put them on the upward road. A @irls’ industrinl schoor s been organized and mosts every Saturday afternoon. Miss lsmma Mayne, a young ludy formerly connectod th™ the public schools of Booue, Ia, bas been induced to leave her tome and work there and dovote her best energies to tho greater and moro_arduous labors Lere. She has been given full charge of the girls' indus- trial classes, and is surrounded cach Satur- aftertoon. by havpy throngs of happy ‘The wstraction is of tho kinderearten ter and is bacor very succossful. Tho next thing incontemplation is tho or- ganization of a simtiar class for boys. M. DeLong and his assistants have car ried this worl aloug so quietly that the p lic las been scarcoly awara of its existenco. Although a debt of was con- tracted at_ tho starc I has all been dischareed, wnd thero seems to bo nothing in_tho way of the httle mission de- veloping into oue of the most important charitablo organizations iu the city. Disease never successtully attacks a tem with pure blood DeWit's Sarsaparilla wmakes pure, now bleod and cnriches the old. Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broad all the yles and newest goods. Satisfaction guarantecd Don’t forget tho Faster entertainment tthe Trinity chureh Thursday ov ing. A good supper, with cpgs ser in‘ull styles. Pottawatiamic’s Demos The county demoeratic vonvention met at Avoea yosterday to select delogates to the stato convention, which meets in Council Biufts May 11. Jotm K. Cooper was chosen temporary. chairman and O. H. Marsh of Oakland as seeretary. Tho following commiticos were appointed Commiticeon Cradentials B of Avacn, Dr. Hurvey of Pranl Guan- ellaand fra I Hendvicks of Couneil Bluffs. Committee on Resolutions —J. J. Shea,J. N, Casady of Couell Brafls, W, W. Gardner of Avoei, J. \W. Hompstead of ‘Carson, aud W. H. Ware of Counci! Bluffs. ommities on Permanont Organization Charles Iox, 5. B. Wadsworth, W, H. Knep- her of Coundil Blufts, Mr. Siith of Haucock, and J, 1, Hartwell of Oakland, Tho commitieo on cradentials reported that all townships were reprosented but five, Tlo commitice on organization reported i the temporary organization be made permauent. I'he vominittoo on rosolutions included in their toport a resolution afiirming the plat- form of 1501, and arraigned the republic varty of lowa on its record on the prohibition question in tho | Among the dolc avention, were the st ward, Vi lters; Second ward, aud J. N, Cassady; I an and A, C. G Shea and A, T. Llwell; 1ifth ward, W, AV, Cones and Jobu Mulqueen; Sixth ward, J A. Hunt, “'ne other delegates are as follows: O, H, Marsb, Belknap townsin: George Thomas, Boomer towaship: J. W. Hempstead, Carson township; C. G, Kivkwood, Crescont town ship; Samuel Wooa, Grove towaship; l.. Prouty, sr., Garner township; Alexandor Caimpboll, Waveland townshin; J. 1. Johan. s, Layvtontownship; John G. Itiser, Lin- coli townshiip: Willoughby Dyo, Macedonia township; L. Stielas, Norwalk township; D, B. Denglor, iaasant township: W. W' i IKnox towsbip: John Black, ship; Jamos Crow, Miuden Cuppy to tho state ollowing from this dennings and O, 1. Wil roneweg A ward, Irea Spet- ‘ourth ward, J. J. Wright to! township. The delogatos were instruoted to voto for Lucius Wells for district delegato to the national democratic convention, Judge Wiliard of Atlantic delivered an ad ress on the issues of the day at the opera house, “The county central corannttes organized by olocting 8. "B Wadsworth chairman and Frank Trimulo secretary, Don't Be w Drunk; There are thousands of men in the world who are addicted to the use of uleoholie stimulants, morphia, chloral, opium or tobacco. Many of the bright- ost lives of tho uga are being wrecked by these pernicious dvugs, and human will, no mutter how strong, is impo- tent to break the bondsin which the victims are held. Got help in your ex- tremity. ‘The Bianchs Gold Cure in- stitute has been established in Council Bluffs for the purpose of aiding all, men or women, who desire to break away from the destroying vice. A cure abso- lute is guaranteed, and only the small- est fee is charged. Come and see for yourselves, or write to the managors of the new institute, room 5, corner Broad- way and Sixth street, opposite the post office, » - Close of the Federal Court, The spring term of the foderal court closed yesterday afteraocon, and Judge Woolson, after two or three weeks of as busy a time as he ever spect in hus life, will leave for bis bomo in Mt. Pleasaut this evening. Atthe commencement of the term it was & heavy docket that confronted tho court but it wils thoroughly cleaned up yesterday afternoou when the bour arvived for the agjournment, The last jury case was the personal dawmage suit of Jumos agaiust the Union Pacitic rails LS THE OMAHA DAILY BEE WF.‘).\'I‘\I) Y, APRIL road to recover for injuries sustained while in the employ of the company. After many hours of patient consideration the jury failed to agree, and succendad in convincing Judge Woolson that the dissgreoment was hopeless, This will nacessiate a now trial. The only other caso left on the docket of any consequence was that of Plerce va tho Utiion Pacific, and this_was practically ro- moved by transfer to Des Moines, The at torneys on both sides announced that had discovered cortain facts in relation to the case that encouraged the bolief that it could bo settied outside of the court without trial, r'tie next torm of tho federal court here willconvene in September, and the next term Judge Woolson hoids will convene in Des Moines on tho second Tuosday in May. During. tho last week Judge Woolson's stay has becn brightened by the presence of his accomplished wife, who has made many pleasant acquaintances and lasting fiiends in Council Bluffs, Both the judge and Mrs, Woolson speak in_the highest torms of the hospitality of the Council Bluffs people, and notwithstanding the brutal _weather thoy have seen cnough of the city to cause thom to expross their dolight with its beauty. —— Be suro and use Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrap for your children whilo teething. 25 conts a bottle, The ladies of the First Christian church will give a dinner and supper Suturday, April 18, at 414 Broadway. Al invited, Come and get a good meal and enjoy a good time, — The Twin City Chautanqua. Judge Metieo and Postmaster Troynor are ainly planning vig enough for the comicg atauqua to make it tho greatest oveut of the kind iu tho west this scason, and thoir plans aro meeting with such assurances of success as to cause g reat jubilancy amoug all interested in the enterprise, Dr. Gunsaulus of Chicago, whose lecturo vefore aue of the proceding assemblies here aroused so much enthusiasm, has agreed to deliver anothor lecture this ‘season and also to preach, Prof. Clendenin has been engaged to give bis illustrated lectures, among which is one on Ctuli,which 1s pronounced very fine. Torrens has consented totake charge of the music. The announcement is sufficient to awaken the enthusinsm of all music lov- ers, Ife will arrange to organize a large chorus and give it tho nceded prelminary raining, and also secure fino musical at- tructions. ‘The Apollo club is to give a con- cert during the assembly. Theso unuouucements ara buta hint of what tho menu will be. 1f the eaterprising young men who have pluckily taken hold of this enterpriso suceeed in engaging one-half of the attractions they are after it will be such a feast ns has nevor been spread beforo in the biz amphitheater. Oue sctiemo, which will interest all who want to learn Spanish, French, German or Ttalian, is to secare as instructor Dr. Rosen- thal, whose Meistershaft system has made his name familiar. Ha will be engaged if a suflicient number express a desiro to avail themselves of his presence hero. The rates will be very low, and the opportunity will be a rare one.” Tuoso who are interested in the organization of a class for this purnose should hand in their names at once to Mr. Treynor or {o Judge McGee, in order that the practicability of engaging this instructor may be determined at once. e Studic Having removed her studio from room 300 to 821, Merriam block, Miss Corena anghlin' is now prepared to reccive lers and give instructions in oil, pastel, crayon or water colors. Como and arrange to join the class during the summer vaeation. Seo imens of portrait work at the Council Bluffs Carpet company’s store. H fe has money toloan on real estate and chattels, Broadwsy and Main, —~—— We have our own vinayards in Califor nia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Blutfs Thrown Away by a Thief In the burning of somo rubbish in the rear of 223 Main street, the discovery wos made of a large number of fiuger rings, some twenty or more. They had evidently been —— “thrown away by some thief, who had thus disposed of them through fear, or because ho decmed them of too little vaiue to warrant the risk ot marketing. They were mostly of a cheap plate, with glass settings. It is sup- posed thatthe rings wero part of the plun der taken from a store at Creston by a burg- lar, woo afterwards came to Council BlufTs, and was later traced here, arrested, and sent to the penitentiary. He was at one timo i the vicinity of the place whero tho rings were found, and this fact, with others, scems to bear out the theory. i Mizpah Temple, Pythian Sisters, will give another one ‘of their pleasant dancing purtiss on Easter Monday, the 18th inst. Dalby’s full orchestra will furnish the music and Masonic Temple wili be the place. The many friends of le will be pleased to hear e parties have become vory popul L is exvected that a lwgo number from Omaha will bo present and arrangements will be mads to run u pecinl motor train 1o return them homo alter the danc Swanson Music Co.. Masonl: templo. He Arvested Himself, William Richmond, formerly manager of the Boston Tea store, has come forward vol untarily o answer to the churge of obtainin money uuder false protenses, The grand jury at Avoca last December found an in- dictment against bim, boing claimed that he sucured a note from a sick man under somo promise of a sure cura at a hospitalin whose interest Richmond was traveling. Rich- mond was in Kansas whon e hara of the charge, and wrote the sheriff that he would como here, and thus do away with any ne- cessity of sending an ofticer for him. In ac- cordance with that promise he has appoared und given tho §1,000 bail required, e DeWitt'ssSarsapariiis 1s reliable, Calanthe nssemby, Pythian Sister- hood, will give a dancing party in Ma- sonic temple Wednesday evening, April 13, liets 25 e Smashing 8 Windows, B. J. Donahue, one of the directors of the school district in Lewis township, has filed n complaint bofore Justico Hammer, charging two young men, James and Ediward Murphy, with having defaced a public building, Itis claimod that the young men were returning from a dance and in their eagerness to ria theiselves of somo extra exhilaration they concaived the idea of smashing the windows in the school house. They succeaded by the aldof a pieco of scantling. A warrant was placed in tho hands of an officer, who started for tue offendeys yesterday afternoon, el Just recoived at Davis', a carlond of Reath & Milligan Mfg, Co,’s paints. Absolutely pure, and” the best in the market, ——— Thomas Tostevin, civil engineer and surveyor, over DeVol's, 604 Broadway. ——— Trying to Place Fergus The suspect giving the name of Ferguson, and who is being beld in jail on the charge of baving mado an indecent assault upon a boy, is sull viewed with much curiosity by the police. They are certain thatv he is wanted somewhere, and they are diligently inquiring as to where that somewhere i3, Yestorday a telogram was recoived from tho chief of police of Sicux City asking for a description of hini, the natural inferenca being that ho may be wanted thero. e Genuine Rock Springs eoal Thatcher’s, 16 Main street, alwu hand, at ys on Jarvis 1877 brandy, puvest, safest, best, — Getting Cosl For Nothing. About & month ago two colored nen were | seen stealing coal from & yard, coruer Six- teenth and Broadway. Oue of tnem, Dan Rhodes, was caught, but tho other, Oscar Jones, \was too nimble u fence climber, and the last seon of him was his heels until yes- terday, when be hove io sight agaio, aud was they | Work done to ordor. | promptly put behind t‘n bars, Ho will have a hearing today. A e A Morning Fire, The fire department was called out yoster- day morning by @ blaasat tho residence of J- R. Carrothors, 803 Plerce stroet, causod Ly & gasolino stove. Mrs. Carrothers was slightly burned avout the face md hands in her at- tempt to put the fire out. The main damage to the building was cotifitied to the addition used as a kitchen, I — DEMORALIZING RATES. Opening of River and Lake Trafiic Causing Trouble, Crreaco, L, April 12, —[Speciai Telogram to Tie Bee,|—Excoption has been taken to the action of a committeo of interested lines In quoting rates thus early from Davenport and Rock Island, in assumed competition with the boats. The exceptions noted are: First, that ono line passing through Daven- portand Rock Island was not consulted in the adoption of the proposed rates; second, that, as the right to meot competition of the boats from St. Louis to St Paul has been denied to the roads running north from that city, differont treatment should not bo ac corded the lines from Davenport and Rock Island: third, that tho authority given in May, 1501, to meet competition was not por- petual, but ceased when the river closed, and cannot be resumed unless tho authority is re- sumed. Chairman Midgely 1s inclined to hold that all throe excoptions are woll taken. Accord- ingly he navised the chairman_of the com mitteo that in WS opinton tho authority given last May to meet river competition ex- pired with the year, and requosts the com- mittee not to act uutil specitcally em- powered. When the freight representatives of the Central Traffic association met in regular sossion today they were confronted by a question that was not down on the docket for consideration at this meeting. This was u proposition to reducs the rate on grain from Chicago to the seaboard, IFor several weeks somo of the roads have been shading grain rates, The conscrvativ linos hesitate to meet these secret cuts, hoping that tho guilty onos might be reclaimed and demoralization avoided, but this hops has boen dashed to tho ground by the action of tho lake and rail lines in openly announcing a rate of 17¢ cents per 100 pouads on grain from Chicaito to the seaboard. This is 214 cents below tho agreed differential, aud will force the all-rail routes to make a similar reduction. The matter was only informally discussed at to- day’s session, and with all the other subjects awaiting consideration it was referred to one of the various committees, to bo reported upon tomorrow. Appirently there 1s no intention on the part of any Ines ongaged i the passengoer rato war between Chicago and the Ohio river to give up the ficht. ~ On the contrary there seems to be an inclination to force the fighting. Rates between Chicago and Inaianapolis will be reduced frow $3.65 to £3.50 and between Chicago and Louisvillo and Chicago and Cincinnati from § to £. The Penusylvania took the initiate in this fresh cut rate. Its compotitors insist that the cut rutes must apply to all competitive points and in both directions, General Manager McDoel of the Monon has decided not to accept the offer extenled to him of promotion in connection with his transfer to avother position on the Rich- mond 'I'erminal system. The business of the Monon has increased sinco he took the man- agement, and he has ‘recently been able to coneluce such arrangomonts” with southern coanections as virtually to make the Monon purt of a great north- and south trunk line system, and theiv interests can be better conserved by his remaining where he is at present, | Atready 5 — SHE'DIDN'T HAVE DINNER READY. 1I|lk\('l)l£l§‘||l‘l| His Wife and Burned Hor Body. Jacksox, Miss., April 12.—Saturday oven ing in Rankin couaty, fivo miles from bers, Frank Scott reported that his wifo had fallen intp tho fire asa burged to death. During the progress of the corouer’s inquest Scott broke down and. acknowledged that he had killed his wife because sbe had faiied to bavo dinuer ready on time, and Lo threw the body in tho firo to escape actection. Scott is 1n jail at Brandon and the nogroes threaten to lynch him. That's V Barely Escaped Lynching. CoLvaus, O., Ap About 100 ex- cited citizens of Newark, O., congrogated about the county jail shortly beforo mdnight and attempted to get possession of Gieorge Stoltsberry, a prisoner who was arrested in the afternoon for an attempted assault on a Ittle S-year-old school girl. ‘The mob battered down the door of the prisouer and were about to secure the prisonec when Mayor Bell sent a squad of nolice to the sherifl’s relief and succeeded in clearing the building. Stoltsberry’s victim was a daugh- ter of A, T\ Alward. — - = No Danger of a Strike, Bosto, Mass.,, April 12.—Regarding the | report that a strike was inevitavle on the New York & New England railroad becauso of the reduction in wages of clerks, engincers and fivemen, General Manager Mellen said to “Ihere is not the slizhitest truth in the report, ‘The question of reducing the salaries of any cmployes of the road has uever been discussed.” Still Violating the Law, Bostox, Mass., april 12, —Liquor dealers in this city say that the whisky trust is st doing business in this state in spite of the ro- cent indictments, The rebato checks are still being sent out, they suy, and there scoms to be 1o disposition to stop that part of the operation. ————— rinco Georgo Will Visit the Fair, Loxpox, April 12.—It is announced that Prince George of Wales, the only son of the prince of Wales, will makoe a visit to Canada in 1503, After visiting Quobec and Montreal and other places in the Dommion ho will visit Chicago and attend the World’s fair. ——— Quick Retribution for Murder, ViENNA, G, April 12,—Biil West,a col- ored desperado, quarreled with John Kcb- erts, another negro, at ima and shot him doad. A crowd of people chased- West and shot bim, killing him instantly, Disastrous Fire in Toklo, Loxsnoy, April 12.—A dispateh from Tokio, Japan, says that fire there Sunday destroyed 6,000 bouses, Fifty persons aro known to have lost their lives sud a numte: are still missit g L Will Take e Restrictions, MoxTEAL, Aprild3s-Frivate letters from Great Dritain stafe that it 1s expected tho restrictions now placed on cattle on the other side will bo taken off In avout a weok. TAR Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing, Cures Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burng, Etc. Removes and Provents Dandruff, | WHITE RUSSIAN SBEP. | Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water OLDEST IN THE WORLD, | A Writtan Guarantoo 1o Cure kvory Caso of Baltimore's on Monay Refunded. Onr eure 1o p AN not A patch ne up. Casy Monument to Colambus Private Groun Baltimore has the first and vrobably the only monument to Christopher Co- | since lumbus in the United States, mail, and we e(v Ame strong & The shaft was raised a fow months | ofrefund wi dlphbibust ki R the man who tried to go east by sailing | We chatlenge the world fora cnes that onr M west, says the Baltimore World. It | Ke ot cur pacticalars anl e stands on_the grounds of tho Samuel | te evidence. In on Actice with the Ready orphan asylum, The buildings | NoeleRemely it has boon o Pl dagion of the institution ure situated on a Little | sur strong gusrantoo thousands see ey g it and be tablo land on the north side of Boun: | ingeared. Wegnarantss to on dary avenue, just east of the Hartford | goliar.nnd as we have & renntation rond. Tho ‘monument stands near | financial backing of 000K is perfecily saf the Boundary avenuo entrance to | Whowill ter the treatment, Herctofory yon have the grounds and stands above | {rentment SILORAN P61 N0 110k the terraced lawn on a neatly geaded | onehns puidbask your mones. We will podtivaly and turfed mound. Ever since the time | euroyou, 01, chronts atel casss eured i 61 when the old Amamor mansion was oc. | 0978 Invedtiaato oar dawncial tnz, oue upled by its Fronck owner. the sualt | fehvakon aavness e, tWetens tornnmeinl has stood, the ono reminder of the PErmIBAION 1h reTer b TUGHE. Fou Bnl, s Italian explorer, Many of those i nEctodo this. 1T your symptoms are sore throat, in the neighborhood were once disposed | mucous patehesin mouth, iewmaiism 11 bones and to gcofl at the thought of the monument | jolnts haie falling out, cruptions on Aoy art of tho belng a tribute to the momory of VO | yorcs penare e e whtre ios Whe \o man who was foolish enough “to think | constantly taking mereury and potash the earth wasn't flat. Some even went | continusit. Constant use of theso dr 80 far s to sny that the shaft was raised | bring sores and cating uleersin the en simply to mark the last resting place of | ¥nte. an old carringo horso whose memory was | L0100 held dear by its o, Well authenticated history has proven. however, that thero has been many n horso worthy of such a memor- inl stono, the Monumental city was the Atment ean do will pay ey will Write o t on yonrs | BRI c Reme 1y 1t has been 1 no ments, and yot enrod no standing, e husiness » o have thne t shonid dis es will surely Don't fail to sont sealod tn plain en st FiRiL investizntio A you it Addross CO.,, - Omaha. Neb MAGIC GURE "t ONLY first to show its respect for tho man | ®300 fora caso of Lo« or PALING MAN- in whose memory the {irst monument | HooDy Genoral or Neuvous Dumite, wenk should have been eracted. €0s803 1 0l 0 Vorn that wa caanot curo. Wo It was on the 12th day of tho month of guntantoo overy cass of rofund gvery oliar. ctober, i > yoar 1702 S00th an- | Five daystrial trontment 1, full coursy 83, bkl v“‘,[”“l Sl “,,"‘”}”””f ik 14 | Derceptibie benefits raulizal i threo davs niversary of the landing of the gre i L socurely piokol from obsorvation, Clirlstophioer, thut @ otowa of L1 8ubs | Ogok TEUEDY Gos CrafiA: Nup jocts of the new government of tho United States of Amorica, nearly vesidents of the littlo village of more, assembled on tho lawn n LADIES ONLY FEMALE REGULATOR, Safo anid Amamor home. MABIC Erhy s 2t e ooy retindi General Amamor, who By mail £ Soouroly soylel froi obsoryi panicd to this country from France by | ton. COOK BREMEDY €., O Nob, the gallant Count de Gy Washing- tow’s friend, dedieated the monument in SCHENK'S sse, i | i | | | was accoms } i | They are the Only Relible i E0ld; Thoy are Perfeet] are Purely Vege Vo Liver Tarmiess; They Tey Them, tahlo DR Schonk’s Book on Consumiption, Compluint und Dyspepsia Sent Free, JUULSCHENK & SON, Philadelphia, Pa. JAPANESE PLLE CURE A now anl Complato Treatment, consisting of Double Tragedy o Suppostiorios, Olthient in' Capauie), aiao in B¢ Wisrock, Wash., April 12, —Richard Han- | Jhl il 8 o anoaL acocan) cocl shot and mortally wounded his wifo | Hereditary This Ramedy has’ naver hoon last night and thea sent a bullot through his | YAvWAto Tl €1, pur box i TTas S want by matl heart. ten guarantes 15 positively glven with 8 boxay ¢ — refund thy money 1 not eirsl Sond stins tor free Sampl tuarantsn isstst by Kuia & € MANHOOD RESTORED. Brvanty S AL Sis A S S SANATIVO,' the | strccts. Omalia. Neo. 2 | TPINE SPEGTAGLES) « Bye Glagses. Written (r)‘l‘m:.?’x‘\:fia 3 Weak o Dran or the corroction of alt defects of vlslon. T Solid Cold Spectacles ¥rom $.0) upward Fine Steel Spectacies dache, From §L0) upwara § Ot Man o hood, Nervo Las. our eyesight, : by a practical breuker **Chris” was a show of disre- and are a POSITIVE and PERPECTLY the powdered and bewigged fathers in coLuaBrs Liver Greene at Yorktow bowed heads, heard the cenotaph blessed. Then those who saw it for the first time drew near and read the in- seription that has sinco shown the offects of the rains and storms of 100 = T e vears. Probably t o in the crowd | 4 years. Probably not onc the crovd | b, 61y Vegetable and Strictly ) Reliable. speet. It wasn’t as near Baster as tho MEa R day of this publication, and it is hardly possible that there were any jokes | They act DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY among the boys about the pleasure it | on the Liver and Stomach, restoving the would have been o ‘“‘pick ecggs with Chris.” SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION, an effort to see the inscription. The in- | LIVER COMPLAINT, SICK HEAD seription was as follows: ACHE, BILIOUSNESS, and all other SRORED, diseases arising from a disordered con- MEMORY dition of the Liver und Stomach, OF OCTOR XTI MDCC VIO After the dedication it is likely there was a banquet i the old manor house and later the ladies may have had tho honor of dancing with the men who saw - linge Quotations. 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