Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 15, 1892, Page 6

Teilvered vy Carrier to any partot the MANAGER FELEPTIONES | Business Offics —_—— N Y. Plumbing Co. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans. 204 Sappblock. or has appointed T. B, Casady #pecinl administrator of the estate of the late Judgo Casady, pending Lis appointment Mr. Oison is formerly eng Avoca, a son whoro hie was Jamos Mahor was arrested last evening on #uspicion of being implicated in the robbery o last, together with the negro, Fred Stone “The transmissouri lines havo arranged for @ one faro for the round trip fr ka to Coautauqua, good from July 2 to July 17 E. W. S, Ham presiding elder of th 1on vonfercnce, will preach tomorrow even- ing at the Triity Mothodist churéh. Pickets will bo ond, D.D., the colored Ohio district Bros. of Omaha for the now ( church to be erectea at the corner cf and Pierce stroots. It will be of wood, will D0V, with a brick basement. ael Gounoude died at ¥ evening at the residence Gounoude, 4i0 Fou 10 o'clock last strect, aged 86 years. Ho leaves three chidren, the other two beivg and James Gounoude of Spr The members of the Pottawattamio Demo- atic association have received an invitation of tho Jacksonian club rnam street. to attend the of Omaha this evenin who wish to attend was stolen returned and Burhorn snvs The toot slab that Burhorn has been Dut in its pro; hat if the vorcelain wreath that AVE LWO Years ago 18 not re- turned procecdings will bo instituted ut once, ntly that the detectives discoversa where it went, A city union of cioties of Christian Young Man's Christian as which the Congregational, I’resb Christian churches were following officers wero elected : C. 5. Lawson; vice president, corrosponding secrotal recording secretary C. i, Montgomery. red Stone, who was arrested night for robbing a farmer from Macedonia of £25, pleaded not igned in polico Miss Clara Pholps; 1 Empkic; treasurer, named Peter guilty to the charg court yesterday moruing and his hearing was Ho stated to some of s in tho jml that he did not tako the money, but that he knew who did. Just as he was beginning o0 becomo rather communicative an 1 been sent up by Stone’s em- ployer to defend him, and ordered keep his mouth shut aid, 50 that tho work of convicting him be considerably harder been 1t_ho had been allowed to let out his in- set for this mornine, the other prisonc T'his the color than 1t would have 1 Go This Week. Council Blufs have had the he have ever viest trade this spring had, and to nts of new goods. Jarger thaa it has been These goods bought at i discount include all the spring w and novelties in all lines, and this week will be full of opportunity gains, as well as the handsomest latest igns that were not out of the looms when other dealers bought their good Delegates and visitors in the city this week are especially invited to visit the carpet store. Today their stoc vious time. to get bar- Dr. Chamberlain, eye, ear, throat, wt block, Couneil BlufTs, 310 Broadw and newest goods. thetailor, Satisfaction yruns Lost, a small American pug d Finder return to James & H erstack, 204 Main street, and receive re- Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best. Ewanson Mu. ¢ Co., Masonic temple. Jarvis 1877 brandy, better than imp'd. et PERNONAL PARAGRAPRS, Henry Johnson is dangorously ill at his hoine, corner of Sixth street and T It is stated that Kobert B. Westcott, for- as a newspaper this city, is working on a South Dakoty John Schoentgen has boen appointed dele gato to the Nicar: Governor Boie: fu St. Louis June ———- convention by ‘The convention will Besides the High Whes which cuts grass o foot high and sells for 6 up, we give you your choice of u inch mower for warranted Philadelphia mowers always in stoc rgest and best line bicycles in the Dauntless, m and Warwick Student t. Nicholus line of cheaper w SHUGART & SON, 11 Main Street, Council Bluffs, ed Hercules, , every mau- Chapman’s sereen factory. Exclusive ecreen doors and windows. write for prices, 15 Pearl St., Council Jurvis 1877 brandy ——— Closing Da Prof. Chambers will close his dancing classes for this se six gold medals, Arcanum hall pleased to sco ali frionds and pateons present from Admission Orchestra and program., Last eveuiug over the Rock Island road arcived a special train of thirty-four cars loaded with agricultural implement AL §0,000, (rom Aultman & Taylor of Mans- held, O., bound for Omaha, bad weither and unsafe condition of the rail country 6:: which was the time at which it was sohed saw the train vulling into the IUwill be at the depot at the foot of Main street uutil this morning at 0 o'clock, when it will bo taken across the The train is loaded with implements eaily docorated with All who wish welcomed by those in churge. 10 spite of the uled to arriy Rock Island station. to see it will be Grand Army Enca ‘The aelegutes who went Abe Lincoln to Ottumwa to post of this city at the Grand Army encampument roturned home decided, just bofore the encampment adjourned, to nold the next an nual gathering at Keokuk. headquarters for the ensuing year will be at Des Moiues, The oficial Lost or st ayed from the residence of Dan Careigg, May Llewellyn setter oftice und get rew ——— Patronize blue ice wagons for Mo, riv Mulhollund & Co. Tel. 162 Return 10 Bee channel i¢ Jurvis 1877 brandy, highest te €. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEES James Dooley, the Adams County Murderer, Brought to Council Bluffs for Safety. DETAILS OF HIS COWARDLY CRIME Indignant Citizens Threaten to Lynch Him ~A Mother and Her Daughter Killed to Satiate flis Desire for Ven- geance—Notes and Gossip. James Dooley, who was mentiened in the telegraphic columns of Tur Bikas veing suspected of the murder of Mrs. William and daughter, was captured Thursday night at Villisca and was taken to Council Bluffs last ovening for safo keeping. The murder was poculiarly revolting in its nature, and the people of Corning, where the murdever was first taken for keeping, were so wrought up over the bloody affair that it was with ty that thoy could be kept from tear ing down the jail and sending lim to glory over a tight rope. Sheriff J. H. Eldridge of Adams county was afraid to risk keepiug bl 8o near the scene of the tragedy more than_ one night, and so took him to the Biuffs last evening over the Burlington. Soon after Dooley was put into the steel cell in the county jail ho was seen by & Bre roporter, to whom be said he would not talk, as he haa been warned by his attorney not to tell any of the particulars of the affair. He then proceeded to make a full confession of the horriblo crime. The details of the con- fossion have been put in writing by the prosecuting attorney of Adams county and Doolo; aftixed bis siguature, so that when he has his trial there will be plenty of evidence agaiust him, Dooley stated that, Mrs, Coons had abused him on account of nis failure to koep the cattle shut up, and he had decided to kili her. He struck her two blows on the head with a heavy steel padlock, and after she had thus beon rendered unconscious he fired six bul- lets into hee brain from a revolver. Soon after tho littie 10-year-old daughter ot tho murderea womnan came in crying, and he killed her in the same manuer as he disposed of her mother. When the affair took placo Mr. Coone was away from home and it was not discovered what had been done until he eame homo Ihursiay afternoon, nearly twenty-four hours -later. The body of the murdered womun was found tied to the bed and a puysician who made an examination said wat beyond a dount Dooley had made o criminal ussauit upon her before putting an eud to her ife. Long beforo the shocking discovery was made by Mr. Coons Dooloy had takon a team of horses and driven twehty-five miles over the almost impassable roads to Villisca, where he was captured. The murderer claims to be only 16 years of age. Ho has tno reputation at tome of being somewhat stupid, but has an nlmost ungovernable temper, which is probably re- sponsible for his prosent predicament. Judge Towuneof tho Third Jdistrict hus given tho sherifl of Adams county permission to keen Dooley in the Pottawattamie count jail until such time as he thinks he can b brought vack with safety. Ho will have prelimivary hearing av Prescott, waere th murder occurred, on the 2id. ey MAY SA A Few Htems of Hosiery and Underwear Of- feved at the Boston Store, Council Blutis, T, During Their May Sale, HOSIERY. Ladies’ hose, tan, black, sl modes, 40 guage goods, 17¢ a pair. Fast black hose, 7e, 10e, 123c and lae. Best value in domestic goods ever of fered.. Another 100 dozen of our R. S. 26, just to have the best 25¢ hose in Americ te and UNDERWEAR. 200 dozen ladies’ ribbed vest, 5¢ each. Ladies’ shaped vest, Y¢, three for Ladies’ shaved vest, 124c each. Heavy weight silk trimmed vest, 17c. 25¢ vest we show in three makes, finished with silk, araw string, in white and ecru Our 33¢ vest come in high and low neck, silk trimmed. y At'50c our Igyptian lisle in ecru and lacl Misses’ sillk vests in black, pink and cream, at 7he. Ladies’ silk vests in black, pink and cream in narrow and derby rib, the besy $1 silk shown. Gents' underwear, mode and ecru, shirts and drawers at s, Lisle finish shirts and drawers Tse. Fancy stripea shirt and deawers (Med- licott goods) sold re, price for salo 75 each. FornriaNauay, WurrsLaw & Co., BOSTON STOKI, Council Blufs, Ta, 1t Documents Wanted, Empor A missing paper caused somotbing of a stiv in the district court yesterday. The case of Barnett and Wallace against Stewary & Hunter were on trial, and one of the pecu- harities of the case is that I. M. Hunte althongh he appears ns one of the defend- ants, 15 in reality interestod in having the vlaintiffs win, Hunter and the plaintiffs are consequently represented by attorneys A, W. Askwith aud Smith McPuerson, while Harl & McCabo appear for the defondunt, Stewart, Just before court adjourned Thursday afternoon the deposition of ono Udell of Mason City was introduced, baving been filed as ploading by the plaintiffs, All that partof the deposition which tho vlaintifts thought would be beneficial to their siae of the case was road, and as it wes then lato it was decided to wait until yesterday morning, wheyn the defencant’s part of the deposition was 1o bo read. The plaintiff's attorneys were unwilling to lev the defendant's attor- neys keep the precious document over night, and vice versa, so it was agreed between them that it should be eiven to Bailit Lar- sea to keep until morning. Yesteraay morning, when the defendunt was ready to begin operations with the depo- sition, the bLailiff was unable to produce the paper, because, as he said, be bad never hud it. Assoon as court adjourned Thursday afternoon ho lookea for the oeposition, but it was nowhere Lo be found, it having evidently been spirited away by somo of the attorneys or other interested ‘parties, in order to pre- vent it from being used in’ the trial of the case. Things became lively in 1the court room for a few minutes, everyoue who could with any show of reason be’ suspected of having made way with the document being accused of the theft, but all such accusations were, of course, denied, i'he paper bas not heen located, and the prospect is that it will not bo until after the trial bas been completed, —~— Hotel Gordon, 336 Broadway, has re- cently changed hands, and is being thor- oughly renovated. Clean bds; prompt sorvice; table first class, — Jarvis Wine Co., Santa Clara, Cal, Jarvis 1877 brandy, sold by all dealers, e Miss Rice will receive pupils in paint- ing, oil and water colors, also art needle- work. 128 Fourth street. Jarvis wines, the oldest and best. —_— Auother Old-Timer Gone, An alarm offire was turned in yvesterday morning about 4:30 o'clock from No. 4 engine house on Upper Broadway. The “Biue Front' livery stable, until recently occupied by T. C. Cady, was burning vigorously, aud although five streams were soon playing on it it was soon utterly destroyed. The build- | wug bad been empty for some little time, so that notbing was lost excepting the buildiug itself, which was ot worth much except s @ rominder of what livery stables used to be forty vears ago. ‘b loss was fully covered by 800 insurance. The fire is supposed to huve been the work of an lucendiary, Several persons state that they saw a pile of rubbish buck of toe build- ularly for $1.25, our THE OMAHA DAILY ing burning between 12 and 1 o'clock, and it was thought by some that it might have started from coals accidentally dropped in & nod full of ashes. How it should keep smouldering for three or four hours is & mys tery, however, and the general opinion is that'it was tho work of the band of incandi aries that have been getting in their work for the past two or three weeks. oosilfPncussant sovrn owmana, Rev. Dr. Grandison Pleasingly Entertains a Large A ence. The First Methodist church was crowded Inst evening, the occasion being a lecture by Rev. Dr. Grandison, president of a college at Bennett, S, C. His subject was “Negro Moods and Tenses,” Dr. Grandison is an cloquent spenkor, and his remarks were in terspersed with genuino humor of the side splitting variety. He reviewed the history of the nogro and his advancement in the civ ilized worid. Tue negro in an ubiguitous mood Is found everywhere—in the whbite house, in tho courts of 1aw, in paradiso ana in bades. He wondered that the negro was asnamea of his curly locks. While the negro uses a hot iron to take out the kink in his hair, thoe white people are using the samo iron'to acquire curls. Tho spenker reviewed the history of the rebellion and the noblencss aisplayed by the negro race in those trying times. “Side by side,” said the speaker, “with tho white soldier he fought Ho spoke of the patience and endurance of the race, and said that aithough the negro has learned how to abide his time, he will fight it need be. It was not tho ambition to rule, but to have one vote and have that honestly counted for tho man it was cast for. Dr. Grandison’s lecturo delighted bis nearors aud all went away with a botter opinion of the negro. Council Mecting. The council met last evening to hear th remonstrances against issuing liconses to J. P. Thomsen, J. . Haller and John Me- IKeon. Mayor Miller presided, and in the ab- sence of City Clerk Ditzen Colonel E. O. Mayficld aciea in that capacity. Theo I Elliott, attorney for the remonstrators, moved that the cases be dismissed, and the applicants will now raceive their liconses, George C. Buck remonstrated againsy 1ssuing a licenso to Mrs, Liliian Cathers to conduct a saloon at 406 North Twonty-fourth treot. As Mr. Buck was uot present that case was also dismissed. Attoruey Elliot gave notice that he would not tuke wa appeal to the district court in the case of Herman Zeller, The committee on viaducts, streets and alloys, together with the city engineer, was instructed to put in a temporary approach at the cast end of the Q strect viaduct, to be used until the permanent approach and stone abuttment ave put in. i'hie council udjourned until nextv Monday eveuing, Myst v of Pants, () Georgo L. Conard was arrested yesterday afternoon charged with stealing a pair of pants belonging to S. Richardson, Tuere is a story connected therewith and a_sensation will douvtless be sprung when the case comes to trial. Couard is a contractor doing busiuess at 1120 Harney streot, Omaba, and has been a resident of South Omaba for several years, He owns considerablo prop- orty here, aud his wife is living in u_cottuge at Twenty-second and Q streets, owned by him. Conard and his wite have oot lived to- gether for several months Conard does not deny taking the pants, and admits that they belong to Rich- ardson. Conard says, however, that he found the pants in his own house and does not un- derstand why be did not have a perfect right to them. He intimates that Richardsou’s clothes being found in the house looks sus- picious and wanted a warrant for that gen- tleman’s arrest on the charge of adultery. Ho was persuaded to wait until his own case is disposed of Monday. Conard was re- leased on bondas. Will Weleome the Methodists. It1s expected that the delegates to the Methodist conference will be brought to this citv next Wednesday and be shown the won- ders of the Magic City. John A. Doe and Samuel P. Brigham have been appointed by the Board of Trade to extend an invitation on bohalf of the board-and to_arrange for a special train to bring the delegates to this city. The mavnagers of the packing houses have also extended an invitation, aud if the confereuce comes a royal welzome will be given. Notes and Personals, Achild of Mr.and Mrs. J. A, Stowart is quito ill. A. Kilker and family have returned from Donver. Ed Doud returned yesterday from a busi- ness trip to Chicago. Iditor Nowns of stho Papillion Sentinel was in the city yesterduy. H. Halde, 2 mail clerk on the Omaha and MeCook rut, was in tho city yesterday Miss 1da Cresse of Pittsburg, Pa., is visit- ing1n tho family of Oficer Ivor Thomas. Mrs. Wolheiser and daughter, Annie, of West Side, la, aro visiting Mrs. Charles Marsh. Dr. H. L. Hewitson of the government wmicroscopical force, nas received an elegs new microscope, valued at §250. I, D. Chdeou of the Daily Stockman _re- turiied yesterday from Stansberry, Mo., where ho bas boen for several days. The now policomen appointed by Mayor Miller arc now on_ duty. Tho names are John Van Wie, A. P. Larson, Martin Ander- son, J. F. Wilson, Elbert Kroeger, Ivor Thomas and Charles W. Hathawny. Thursday evening, May 11, the operotta, “Penelope, or the Milkman’s Bride,” wiil bo presented in this city by the members of the Sicilian_quartet, assisted by others. The entertainment is' given for thie benefit of the choir of St. Agnes church. “T'he advertising committec of the Board of Trade has been instructed to have 25,000 circulars, descriptivo of South Omaha, printed and circulated. The committe will also advertise the city in several oastorn newspapers and publications. The young son of John Skarda, who was accideitally shot several weeks ago by Ofi- cor Hughes, is uot recovering very rapidiy. Yosterday three physicians probed for the bull, but were unavio to locato it. The little fellow will probably recover, but it will bo some time before he does. W. P. Jenkins, an_experienced railrond man, formerly connoected with tho Lackn- wanna fast freight line, has been appointod superintendent of transportation of the G. H. Hammond company with headquarters at Hammond, lud. Mr. Jeukins will have jur- isdiction over the South Omaha house, ~——— MNOUNCEMENTSY, Francis Wilson and company will elose today, This afternoon at 2:30 they give u matinee, closing after the regular night pe their engagement at Boyd's new theater tuis evening, Tho company leaves tonight, for Deftver, where they play a woek's ongnge- went at the Tabor opera house, The Philadeiphia North American says: *To those who want to see a farce or Lo those who oxpect a conventional arama with: exug- gerated stage effects, “The Witch’ will not appual. To thoso who care for gracefui lan guage, for impressive but not sensational incidents, wnd to those who enjoy and appre: ciate the impersouation of & ustural charac tor it will be a treat, a rare treat, for Miss Frohman's Marguerite 1s essentially nutural. The rest of the cast 15 more than adequate. Gustave I'rohman has surrounded his star with players of excelience. It is & thoroughly £00d performance—a thoroughly good one.” ‘“I'ne Witeh’" comes to Hoyd's theater the last three nights of next week, J. C. Stewart's reconstructed comedy, The Two Johns,” will be preseated at the Faroam Street theater for oue week, com mencing with a matinee next Sunday. Tho sole object of the play is to make theater goers laugh, and in this the author has hap- pily succeeded, as would be seen from the nine years' continued success the comedy has enjoyed. Now specialties and taking features Lave beer introduced into the play this season, making it briguter sud more vivacious than ever. AMUSEMENIYS, Tho song recital given oy Mrs. Corinng Moore-Lawson last eveniog under the aus pieces of the Ladies Musical society at tho Linioger gallory was absolutely Hawless Mrs. Lawson came totally unknown 10 s very large majosity of the large audience presort and left the intime of every persou who hoard ber in @ program which was delight- SUNDAY, INTERN e — T S — THE OMAHA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFTS 12 PEARL STREET. fully classical and finely arrangod bo Bard to say whsthar the audien more with their ayes than for the singer has such true southern typé of boauty the singer and the gong and fell to admir. h1s possession to his personal damage in the | amount of £00. Unitarian (‘hureh, 17th and Cass stroets, Rev. N. M. Mann will preach in the morning ational Religior their ears, features, a that one forgot Sunday school "ho Lincoln club will moot this evening in ‘e Bk buiiding to decide whethor or not the club will go in & convention at Minneapolis the singer is tips of her taperitie Augers with marvelous smeothness, displaying a rich soprano voics particularly suitabl Among the gems scholarly program wara the Canzonetta by Moyer-Helmund, Chaminade, * masters of song nung"’ (Lass mich in den dun Lhroughout numbers, tho first,and last o1f, and the middie sute companied tinely by Mr. Martin Cahin. “Mrs Lawson showed that she was a had studied with fine aporeciation, and tho Ladies Musical lated for brin capable an artiste, the national A fresh milensy ow fine milk a day, for $0 cash: party Southeast corner Manderson and Eighteenth strects, before S a, m to 16 quarts Summer Song 'was April” by Nevin, one of " writing, and “‘Tren While washing Sixteenth street 1 the streot comm stroot corner stroots for a block each | rly flooded both course of an hour. President Martin of the Board of has appointed three delegates to attend the national Nicaragua canal convention is to be held at St deiegates who will attend the convention are C. 8. Chase, James Stephenson and J. be cougratu ing to Omaha 80 thoroughly sociaty i8 to Louis, June 2. FOR PADDING THE MAILS. e Tried in Towa Next esting Case to R Shepard, editor of tho New York Mail and Express, spoaks to men the Young y_alternoon at Hillis_of Indinn Des Moises, Ta, May 18, gram to Tie Brr States against [Special Tele- The case of the United President John of the Des Motnes & Kansas City and Oxford of Kanesville, Mo., for conspiring to tho government by United States miails, federal court this morning and postponed until next Monday morning, when it will bo The cases will e tried soparatel, Nowton to _cor 's nephews, I polis will conduct the service of song, commencing at 4:45 p. Charles Hansen, the who is wanted been detained in O bo taken to Davis of that to Lincoln requisition papers to take Hauson back Captain Reyuolds, chiof engineer of tho vas to have deliverea padding the Wyoming, and was called the police, arrived in Omaha that against Mr, of VithiRaub, Kalamazoo, Mich., arrived in tho city yester- day to attend the trial. M. Fry of Leon, and_sending mails, was arraigned before Judge Woolson al court last A. Newton ks company, an address Bee building count of the high water at the reservolr w The lecture will la, indicted for writing unable to do so. some timo in the near future, A couple of smooti their names as arrested in the burnt district yesterday for peddling a ot of lagies’ shocs and somo sitk dress patterns sold was re oners to the jail, proverty was stolen and brought here to be sold, of the fede guilty and was fine He pleadod £400, payment of which was suspended during good behavior on ac- count of his age, he being men who g Brown wero " yoars old. stufl already nwith tho pris- “The police suppose that the S0me town near by s Wealth Couldn't Save Him, Des Moixes, Ia overed and tal Bee.]—Thomas who owns a section of land o miles west of Des Moines, of tho city Lo whas taken to tho po- wealthy farn the streots night very arunk. lice station, whore he was searchod and d were found on bis pe aggreguting 21,11 J. Gould and party are at Lus Vegas, N. M, Murderer Deschamps has been executed at Senator Vance s serfously il at Carolina sun A drunken zur tne polire court, to liquidate although now serving out his three days in the county farmer whom the po He did not bave the cash £30,000, and and a shotgun made combination which terrovized El Reno, Okl ‘Two stroet ears foll throu gh a br.dg nd Frani N, Mannat, This 1s the same Jice had in custody about six weoks ago. thut time he had avout $1,000 on his person and as he was drunk the' police took him in charge to keep him trom getting roboed. A motorman, Moss of Marseilles, TiL. in a dvanien > death and is now a fugl rage, beat his wife rom justice. The Southwestern Railroad and fon. which h Manager Hills Resigns, [Special Tele- Siovx Crty, been in- session at New gram to Tus Bec. nis resignation as gencral mauager of the & Northern ratlroad on account. Ho will probably bo succeeded by anofficer from the Great Northern system. wdelin Harter and his wife of Milwaukee, have suicided, leaving dren to struggle with the wo Sioux City of ill hoealth, Busenburk of the Maple Loaf W. Finley as cha assoctation Lloyd Rover. 14 years old, of W i ran of the Western THE BIG FA tion for the Plans of the Dormitory Assor s attempting 1o break i The board of lady managers of the World's comfortaole auarters for the vast .army of women wage rs who desire 16 visit the unaccompanied by escorts. reduced traveiing rates it is proposed to erect on the fair grounds four dormitories, to be supplied with comfortable beds and toilet ces and a restuurant, lodging will be furmshed for 30 cents per day, and the service of the restauraut at equ To accomplish this a stock com- pany has been organized, Dormitory Association Sxposition, with stozk at $10 per share, no person being allowed to holi than $100 worth of stock. stock is exchangeablo at its face value for accommodations at the dormitories, not exchanged tho holders will share in whatever profits may accrue. “Two hundred shares of stock have been apportioncd to Nebraska, and the Nebrasia mombers of the board request that thoso de- eiring to aid what is a most commendable enterprise should communicate with Elizaveth C. Langworthy at Seward, Neb. i county and Co emun Bisliop paid the penaity decided to for murder in MeDully county, Georgla elosed 1ts ses lowing otticers were or, Kansas Citys etary. W, 1 B.W Besidos securing President, Wi HAC : chief organizer, Fell of Buf: & Lacknwanm £ 3 ted for conspiracy by the fud- eral grand jury in session nt 15 an outgrowth of the re sulted in the inaictment of tho receiving rebates on freizht frowm tho Lacka- wunna line. Omaha Medical and Steaical INSTITUTE. s Bye @ e INFIRMARY FOR THR v?IREATMENT St Dissa The certificate of Knnsas Towns Badly D: agod by Whirhing Wicnita, Kan., May 13.—The formation of three tornadoes was witnessed here between this afternoon, two about miles south of the city and another about the samo distance northeast. Esgle from Augusta, Butler county twister strack tuut placo sbout 6 o'clock, demohshing fifteon the Santa Fe stock A dispateh to the ssful treaty, = houses and W. S. Bilsworth had was also slightly ¢ all the citizens in town su sought safety in cy " it1s thought, alone prevented great 10ss of life. down ana dotails are difiicult to When telegraphic commuaication is re-established it may be found that the storm was more disastrous to than is now supposed. The town of miles north of Augusta, was also visited by tho storm and half a dozen It will be romembered that Towanda was hterally wiped from lono the latter part of M aud o number of people killed und Tho citizens, who ha robuilt therr hom buildings blown down not known whether anyons was hurt or not. Inquirios at several points south of Wichita fail to roveal the track taken by the othe w0 storms, broken and 50 beds for approaching and deformitics celub feet, curvatures of snin halacion, eloctricit bi ar, skin an'l blool and ASPECIAL Book on Disvas We havelutoly added for women duri A oy stitute making houses demol- succosstully ment for Loss of VITAL POWER. able to visit us may be treated carrespon‘ence, 4 the courage Lo remain Ali communications confi- this evening, uroly packed, 1o ma Oné personal in: nd consult us or 5 will send in plain indicate contents or sender, teryiew preferrs history of your Wrupber, ol BOOK TO MEN, eases, mpotency, 8y philis, G cele, With question 1ist. Braces, Appliane only manur orvous Dise High Wate 4 St. Lovts, Mo, M ~The river at 7 p. m. passed tho danger line and is still rising. beno oune pretends to Westof DEL£O M- THRUSSLEY, ELECERIY Where the end will I'he situation front grows worse hourly and of handling freight is increasing. Yarus are o to Avsenal island Part of it 15 goac and WOFo 15 gOINg. minor dama Omaha Medical and Surgical Institutz, 26th and Broaiway, Coinecil Blufs, nter of Omahy on e and Council BLuffs eleetric motor Hins. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluits, the difficulty Ten minutes More or loss other done and is likely to bo done. great portion of the injury Lo busiuess, otc., comes from But so far the tuun actual Capltal stee'c L8130,000 Surplus anl Profits On tho oast side tho situation is bad too, At Brooklyn 200 acres of truck patches aro Choytean island is under water, thus ruining 4,600 ucres of farming land for tho season. eneral bk and surplus of any bink in Southwestern o I' ON TIM DE?OSITS NOTICES. Mrw, Juseph Millor S SPECIAL COUN St Arcmiso, Kan,, May to Tur B accidentally extinguished the blazo of uaso line stove yesterday fternoon and lnid down ou @ sofa in an adjoining roow tu await the arrival of ber husband to supper. asleep and inhaled tho deadly fumes and gied A pot dog in Mr. and Mrs, beeu married Lwp Weoks % for sale or trade have anyth way und Muln strovt W0 TOWA farms for sale, o1 county. i Lproved 16) acros For barz s s enll on or write on & Van Patt parts ot i ! Brondway and Maln, Stowmer Arrivals. Broadway Sighted, Maryland, from Balti- 2 and Conmission =Stoves. tored wid sold on comniission it L. I iineuin, #20 Broadway At Yokohama~—Empross of Japan, from Vaocouver, profitabie nie Trom $3,10 1.0 bank boo ¢ will show Dusiness Chanes M, Bee ofti e Counell Bl S1RABLE office roo 10 $7.000. 0 2a8h bus LOCAL BREVITIE leuse on building Tywo cars of eroc lngland for Maurer, Council Bluffs, wers eatered at tho port this morning, AUT 0'clock this morni eleven feot above low water risen soven-tenths of 8 foot 1n tweunty-four ut in Brown the river showed strects, with all o B. Nichoias or W, ¢ w2ents for bulldi TANTED, 2001 girl fo weral bousework. 814 800 th Tth st 1. A. Riegin of Montana will preach church at 10.3) &, m. Sun and Bishop Wm. Taylor, of Afr New double house, the Albright M N investuent o Pbil Stimmel has fustituted replovin pro ceedings against the Union 1% iic railway vl bustels of sacked millet seed of the vaiue of § tuat be alleged was unlawfully kept out ol anidd 0 d Wiler serviee, OUT of the DEPTHS A Well Known Omaha Lady Relates an Unugual Experiences \ Notable Case and Cures Tn acortaln nelehborhood i this city there f& at present mucl ment upon the remarks able redtoration to heaith of Mra G. W. An | drews, of 1214 South Sivth street, who Is the wite ot a well known conductor on the Union Pacific rallway. Heve was n woman whose sufferings nid unrest bade fair to unsettio her mind. She was noarly crazed by her dis tresstul condition and <he fenred that msan ty would finally ho her dreadful portion ¢ Drs. Copelind & Snepard began thelr work in Omaha they have lad no cise yield 1N MOre gratifying results than thit of Mr Andrews, Their offorts have resaited in a veritable resene of the perishing and why should not the fucts be frankly <tated Mrs, Andrewssuys: “1tis Voth @ pleasire and aduty 1o (el of my great chuanzoe fr sieknoss to healt cninn ¥y doser my recent for 1o ¢ 1 oA my suffor Thad been wiiing for WIS, G W, ANDREWS, Soven yours L had constant backacho—puins shootir all along the spine wnd hips. iy back felt weak enouzh to brenk. My hea line were toribie, 1t aliost makes me hudder to think of th - m I'hey were in th Dacle of the head and necks also on top. The D WS Lendor and sore. No-ong knows, ony | suffered vy head GE1 did not know whiat it e TEwas pains pain ould not” sleep-for years i vsrest, For three spent’ - dreary L came another or can know hefore §found 1 whs to be froe i the time, 1 ad not had a zood n 2 ovears my nizhis were dting for the morning, The wretehed day with no comfort—no relief. 1 had noambition. My Hope of cure was won came despondent—caring httle whetl dordied. My stomnel distressed ne and 1 was badiy bioated with gas which cime from indizestion. SMy heart was very weak. 1 had palpita thon and pain that Hiléd me with ali 111 excrted myself a little | was out of breath, and when Iwent o see Drs, Copeland & Sheps ard 1 eould searcely get to their office 1 wi co weak. My ankles and feet sweiled (urine the day and were tender. 1 also had drop of the fuee which pufled me wider the eyes s thit my neighbors said the sweilings looked like vazs In faet Twas bloated all over and my color wis 0f I1sCIf CHOUZD (0 PEOVE 11y Ser- fous cond 1 hiad no abition Lo work or ins for Uhe future, S0 nerveus D [ hecome that Twas indif yhine ahout iser srent 1o eve 1 these troables © had eataerl of e thront that kept e constanty Nawking and spittine, My mouth and tons nd throat were uleerated and so piinful that it nearly drove me wild. Food and drok ciused terrible distress and 1 dreaded the time to come when | must eat and drink. For ondition one doctor wisied o use the but I resisted thisand wm very slad 1 Jall T o on with iy story? 161 stop now Salf untold. 1 sufleret from other di W 10 Ny sex. While | cannot do b every Womiin wili un- 1. nowadays, to find a oman, This part of my s 50 1 od and unusual that |1 cely believe my senses which tell e isall relieve cun s thit my troubl “Twould be a long and dreary tale should heip. Bt od several 1 give an account of my-search o 1 Jooked far and wide. 1 consu physicians in Philadeiphin and Harrishur Al%o four in Omalia—but with no reljef execpt that they relieved my pockethook. When Drs, Copeland & She sured we they could el 11 not believe then. But theie skill, kindness and pacience hiave ‘saved o not only saved me from wretehedness wnd dis tress hut—1 know—i wy Dife. T most fortunate day s Was that on whieh I beeame their patic today 1 am perfectly weil and I belfeve my cure s pernia- Mrs. Andr found at her res and will verify inevery point the above stit ment. No ludy in Omiha stands bizher in the esteem of her friends thim she. $5 A MONTH CATARRIT AND KINDRED DISEASES TREATED AT THE UNIFORM Ra?L OF $5 A MONTH THROUGIHOUT T SPRING AND SUMMER MONTIS, MEL ICINE FURNISHED IRE SHE NOW MEARS Catarrh With Deafness and Ear Trouble—Neuralgia and Dys- pepsia—A Group of Distressing 1ptoms Enurely Relieved, nearly every jon re ston from the nose and thre eyes often suffer zreatl oreness and bhurn part of the wit of ca- t 1o i [Catarrh afle systom., D tarrh the car. tense. knifo-like puins, often oceur. The 0yos are watery s cianot Dear light. Reading is painful and the sizht Is poor. Intense Sehe—dull or Sharp - is present. The sealp and muscles of the neck are often very sore anl painful. In these eases the stonieh IMvariably suflers o, its mbrine being wsed and thickened =i ondition Known ws DYSPEPSIA lgent young woman Hives at 17 South s K utefelt, and T an b relief that will i Jnths snys Miss Huts o1 had azonidng pain An ot 2N street. e name by she tells u story of sutt terest many. “For many o feld, iy misery wis 2 Ly head that noarly made me wild JUwae worss MISS FMMA 1V EZVELD, 0y nearing. Eacl cold mude me worse 1 und Shepard began my case 1 waw getting deafer every doy. | was ver | tired mornings and rested poutly utnight My | stomach was i a bad state. After catiog 1 always s Coun- | yad a heavy paio 1 1l ach, which would la-t catlug ugnin. | was often bilious and bud nause bowe § by teadly lmproved ander Drs. Copeland | | | sud Biicpard's treatment and cuch visit o thels of Thelt trantm effoetive that [ fce nae bew ed my heari A% fow woeks ago EMMA HUTZEELD, THIS IS A TEST, Results in Catarrhal Complicas Demonstrate rior Skill of sopeland and Statement appliances vere asth- \ permanent cav ful result in a casc demonstration the suporio physicians florded in the ease of Miss Jon- tween Spring and Valloy streets, “Tenughta bad cold AbOut four years o ssston of colds until (1t de had severe pains elironie eatareh MISSJESNIE GALVIN, SO, 401 ST woull strugglo for A not broathe Ssoddowi ne Ssutup hour after Whei Lwo i e doswn §e atall, my chest would seam p welght, and mans a night 1 hay et Into consampt ALIEADY EXTEND Thnd tried difforent phy i no relier K 1 teli port DA STOPPED TN entitled Lo wre land & Shepard’s Mr, Thomas 1619 Doug- AND DOLEARS Its 1 lmve recclved from Drs Fand Shepard Iwasnot long for this w huving sufiered terribt twaysstopped 1 heny s hendacl nthe Lack pit went to bed sx or blouting B, which wdded Lof sutierings A SEVERE COrGN accommodation of Land wnd Sheps open on weekdiy ovenings from 7 10 5 0'clocis, wnd Sundiys from 10 u, w. Copeland Medieal Tnstitute, ROOMS 311 AND 312, New York Life Building, Cor. 17th and COPELAND. SitEran, M Consulting I'hysiclans Catares an | al Cises, skl Disoases. Clhronte Diseasy Al Tustitute, 3 York Life Buildla, $5 A MONTH. TREATED AT ALL OTHE L 1k LOW MM RATE O) 4 FURNISHED D UNTEORM und WIHOLESAL