Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 25, 1892, Page 3

COMING OF Monarcha of Dogdom Astmbing at the Great Omaha Convention, HUSTLING 70O TALL GET READY Many of the Early Arcivals Were Tempo rarily ory! 15 in Shape for (e Opening Today Notabie Visitors, convenienced, fat —Some wit Se “Dogs, dogs, dogs, everywnere, the never stop coming!”’ exclained retary Marston of the Omana K club, he &tood on the steps of the Kxposition building Jate yesterday afternoon and watched tuc unlonding of the twenty-seventn dray load of crates and cages contatning f two e six animals each, They cam where, from the far northeast and from whores of the Guif of Moxico. It scemed as M everybody who had u blooded podicree dog had sent it to the show. The fnside of the hall was a gos A0 CPALOS OVOrYWhers and eve of the canines wns howling as if nothine eiso to do. But talk about bustling 'ho Kennel club employes and even tho waunagers, Watern Marston, duck Livanus, Nason and a lot of the others, we around, stumbling vver suvage bull terricrs and g Hernards and Danes a wide chased thenselves f1oi one part of 1 o another. The carpenters were also, und the quartete would fr meet in & convenient coruer and whing to be seen would be a faint blue haze hovering over ihe outfit, the carpenters an upand the placi Owing to the lar quired many more ment had or figured on, didn’t put i nuch as uew put to work building the portable ana flooring. sofore tho sun nad set about sixty stalls had been pub in place and ther moro men waere obtained, so the work of arvanei tho visiting dogs wentgmorvily and rapldly on, live 1o connected with the club from its diguitied president down to the newest member, labored with hamumer and nuils along with tho carpenters, As fast as tho stalls wors ouilt straw was spread over the bottom and the dogs in the crates were released, waiked & few times around the room or @cross the platforin which will serve as the judwes’ ring aud then taken to their stulls where they were se. curely chained. All the Doggles Were Hungry. At 7 o'clock the chief of the culinary d partment appeared, attended by a dozon or more men and the work of feeding and wa- tering the animals commenced. AlL kinds of food wus servod. The tiny toy had marsh- maliows und cream for supper, while his meighbor, the big Dane, with the deep vol had a churk of raw or cooked beel us big as a man’s head, It wns a great sizht tosee thoe unimals eat. Dogs that had tray eled n thovsand or woro miles shut up ia siai crates were ravenous. Everythiug in sight was disposed of with astonishing rapidity. Onestranger i the hall remarked, as ho saw Champion Vietor Joseph swallow a two-pound beelsteak at a siwgle mouthful, that his owner ought to go iuto partnership with a butcher, The arrivals cominuea all the evening nirhyand by noon today every dog will be in his stall ready to vé gazed at by the curious throng. Several of tha trains bearing valuavie dogs were delayed, but the railway people assured the Kennel ciub men that they would arrange to push the doge through beforo tho opening of the dig show, A froight wreck on the southern division of the B. & M. delayed tho twenty-four animals from Shallenberger's Alma, Neb., kennels. Phese dogs were due to arrive at §:30 p. m., but ald not get in until after midnight. Some Famous Visi Ben F. Lews of Philadelphia arrived over the Northwestern at 10 o'clock with forty dogs coufined 1 twenty crates which oc pied one-half of o laree baggage car. This coliection includes dogs of every doscviption, but mostly Held animals, Dr. Cryver of Pniladelphia sent by Mr, Lewis his $5,000 pug dog, Bob Ivy, and littla Bob was the envy of the rest of “the keunel, forhe had a nice lavge padaed baskoet to travelin whilethe other animals were con- fined in ordinary crutes, Georee Bell of London, Ont., arrived with astring of fine setters and pointers and o couple of pugs, Dr. J. B. Lowis came in on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincey at 10 with his ken- nel of St. Bernards. This kennel is headed Ly the champion Victor Josenh, Pernwond Bruce, 1o and Fernwood Goldy. These mag niticent animals attracted u grent deal of ut- tention. Thon there wern a balf dozen ov so cute lit- tle Skyoe terriers with long, silky haiw from Milwaukee ana New York. Jack Stephurd, tho famous challenre bloodhouna, looked out between the slats of his stout crate and probably wonderea what it was all about. Juck btas a famous English record aud will probably be a great curiosity 10 lovers of this breed of dogs. T. G. Davy’s famous nointers Revelation and Lady Gay Spanker occupied a plano on the top of a large load of crates. These ani- muls aro the pride of Mr. Davy's kennels and are higbly valued. Johun Davidson of Monroe, Mich., who judges all classes except Tovs, pugs, York- bive terriors, King Charles spanfels ana poodles, urrived durig the afterncon and superintended the work of arranging the beaches. Dr. M. H. Cryer of Philadelpliia, the other Juage, arrived from the east late last even- :nm ‘I'he show opens at 10 o'clock this morn- ng. unel s ym from evers = he, § one 1t had rushing Kicking at g the big bertn as they room late, the draymen pue the next cloud of Finally tjoincrs and nuilors showad the benches or of entries 1t than the heaan re manage- But this men were partitions g of nu stalls and entered ors. Overconts at Benning Wasniy D. C., Oct 24.—Thne cold weathor of the day was decidedly in con- trast with that of last week and overcoa and furs were necessary for comfort. The temperature, however, bad little or no effect on the attendance at the racing track for a crowd equal to that of last week was present at the course, ‘Those whose love of racing 100k tbom to the track wore rewarded witnessiug out of six races three finishes in which the first three horses were butl a head apart, The taleat und the bookies split even. First race, 800, for all ages, five furlongs. of htstarters: ©izetta (2 to )’ won, Tormo tor (1610 8 suooud, MeCormick 3 to 10/ thira. Tiny 14, Second race. purse #300, selling, five and a nalf furlongs, eleht startors: Orphan 6 to 1) 1 0 b0 ol second, Heram G to 1) 0815, 1d A sweepstalies. $100 with #000 wadea, 1 sixtoenth, (ve sturctors: Maury stono 8 to 5 won, Gloaming 6 to ) sec- ond. Connt @ to 1) third. Thne: 140 I'ourt Purse 800, selilng, one elght starters: “Cynosu to 1) won, N Sa8s (o econd: Pat Conley (10t 1 third, Third rag aboy L won, the soale, Stera 8 Lo 1) oploc huse. for gentlemen vd- ers, full course, ubout two und o hall miles Cuptalu Manning (7 to 5 won, Ada B (1ol second, | o Axn: pexpENCE, Ta, Oct. 24.—The day was clour and cold and ouly three races were de- cided. 2:5) pace, #200: Rod 1 sacond. Altornate third, B Birnum Afth, 4 ine: 2, g cur-old, 25 trot, gotsecond, Juy 1 iwk th foarth, Time: Four-year-old~ :35 ) won, Madora seco Tiwe: dy won, Strathboy Ezgloton fourth P, 10K, 2idiag, Martha H L Nutplok A trot, "800 % Dr. Caton . Trombone Kex third. LExiNatoN, Ky., Oct. 24.~Today saw the best track of the meeting. Weatner clear, cool and bracing, and about 5,00 people were present. While scratches were nuwcrous the tiolds as a rule were large euough to be bonefited ratber thun hurt by tho loss. The taleut had their inuings today, three favor- ites and two well backed cholces winning tho money. Four out of the five events were won very easlly, ‘Tbe bebting was THE CANINE KINGS ! { | ty | spirited and hoavier perhaps than on any provious day of the meeting. First rano, soliing. poree 150, three-quarters of a mile, nine atarters: London Smoke @ to 1) won, Clementine @ to 1) second, Loulse @ W Dhird. Time: 1 Sacon 1 raee, selling four starters:’ Calhonn to 1) second, Selina Third raco, handle ters of & mile. nine st puras 8350, o (4 t0 1) won. t 2 third s mite, ary | Time: purse £150, thres-quar- riors: Irish Chiet, (§ to 1) won, Virgie Johnso 4 to 1 s cond, Miss Dixio 6 to 5 third, Time: 1:184 urth Face, purse ¥, fifteen-sixtoenths ot a mile, five starters: Sonorita 4 to 5 won, Fugenle 2 to 1) second. Fillida (2% to 1) thir Timo X Fifth race. solling, purss £0), three-quar- ters of a mile. olghvstirters: Too Quick(d to n, Taterior (1 to 1) _sccond, Waveinnd (100 0 1) third, Time: 1215 Combination Sale n Suocess. Cricaso, 1, Oet, 24.-~The biz combina- tion sais of young And undeveloped trotters, together with brood mares, which will con- tinue one wook, opencd today with 400 head catalogucd, under the management of F. J. Berey & U0, Tho sale opercd with the well Kknown prolueine Star Wilkes, by Guorgo W entering the ring, and ho was speedily o 5000 and knocked a 1At price. nia (2:107%), by P ont for £1,50). The total number sold was seventv-five head and the sale was a pronounced success from first to inst sire, Tkos, up to 3 NEBRASKA VICTORIOUS. University Eloven Downs the T ¢ State, Lixcons, Nob., Ost Special Telegram to T Ber, |~ The university contingent of Lincolu's population is wild toniznt over the victory achieved by the Nebraska University clever over the Illinols State University eleven in the first championship gamo of the Intercollowiate oot Ball league. The brawn and muscle of the visiting cleven were van- quised by the superior tact and goneralship of the Nobraska bovs, and the first game of the series comos to this state by u score of G100, Tue game was witnossed by nearly a thou sand spectators, The Nobraska colors, sear- and white, predominated, of course, ugh it was noticed cnay some thirty or vty visitors from Doane coliego at Crote srted the orange wud biack of the Ilinois tean. Hoth feams marened onto the grounds av2:40. Pound of Lincoln was selected as umnire for the fiest half and referce for the secoud half, wailo Arms of Hiois was mado referce for fivst half and umpira second half, “Thowvisitors won the toss and took the ball, was called promotly at 3§ o'clock and sams faced ench other in the following n from Position Nevraska. Teftond A E Yont ackle Howe Lard. 20T G Yont Conter... L pewoll LRizht suard veas 2 LRitnvt ekl Sinelair Rightenl Churceh Qurtor i Picequart et halt Fibpen Rizht linit “Jolngton Fall back LW Oliver Ashi ¢ MeCoruick Arni b Conk Slator...... Syeonoy MADE IT FIVE STRAWGHT, Toston Ev 3 Cleveland in Bostoy, Mass., Oct. 24, —Today's game was interesting and replete with brithant plays, but Boston's superior batting and base running carried the day. Cleveland batted Nichols bard throughout the game but his support was so sharp that, excepling in the third, no Spider coula find the home plat Tle Boston managers tonight presented their toam $1,000, to be distributed amoag the thirceen layers, Score: Boston o () O EY Clevelnd 0000000 3000 00 0—3 Wits: _ Boston, 113 Cleveland, 10, Errc Boston, 5 Cleveland, 4. inrned runs: Bos- ton, 6; Cie fand, 2 Batteries: Nichols and Bennett; Younz ind Zinme — DeWitt's Sersavartia « 1—8 wns23 tho 01001, BOARD OF EDUCATION. Policemen N Quorum. It required the services of two policemen to provide tho Board of Education with a quorum lust uizht. Thero were only seven membors present at § o'clock and after waiting half an. hour for reinforcements, Dr. Gibbs moved that the secretary be instructed to securethe services of a policeman to compel the attendance of absent members. 1t was carried and ofticers Hazo and Buros were sccured from the station. e ofticers were armod with an 1mpromptu writ of habeas corpus, signed by Presidont Spalding, und at 9345 o'clock Clinton Powell appeared with W, N, Bab cock ana C. J. Smyth yet to be apprehended, Messrs, C. F. Bubeock, Martiu Elgutter and Jaynos being out of Lhe city. Superintendent Fitzpatrick roported that the Lothrop street school was badly crowded aud recommended that an udditional room bo rented. Referred 1o commitiee with power 10 act. A lot of routine businoss of no consider- avle 1mportance was rushed tirough . Claims were allowed amount amonz thom being estimates un labor material furnished for the Lothron, Saca- togn, Hartman and Walnut Hill * school vuildings, and 105 due the Max Meyor Bros. company for windiug the High sehool clonk during the DHST LW years, After passing a vesolution congratulating Charles Wehrer on his recent assumption of the bonds of matrimony, the board ad- journed, s of eded to Secure n You cannot deny facts, and it is a facs that Salvation Oil is the greatest pain cure, 250, Camille” is chiel among the erotic Fronch school of pluys whose moral (o immoral ate mosphere is thought by somo to be & strain on tho ethics of Anglo-Saxon purity, but Dumas has woven fnte its fiber such dram- wutic power and human intorast 8s to muk- itone of the famous and standard dramas, and many celebrated actresses have lent it the luster of their genius in its interpreta- tion. Tue play is a delineation of character wid a dissection of emotion rather than a story, and itis only tolerable when iuter- preted by artists. In reviewing the work of Miss Clara Mer- ris who presonted *Camille” av the Boyd last evening, oue must be humpered by doubt as to her physical condition by the question s (o what failings, it there be any, must ve attributed to itl health, It can be said how- ever without injustice thut Miss Morris no longer looks the chavac ‘Time bias left its teli-tale marks upon the features, and clever as this artisto is, she cannot ade- quately convey the illusion of youtn, beauty and buovaney. la tho earlier scenes of the play Camillo baudies witticisms and 1s presumoa to have gay, untroubled moods, but, Miss Morris’ voice as well as her manner was weighted with weariness, whetber from illness or mere foebleness must be conject- ured, sod her work, fraukly, was disappoint- ing. In the sirouely emotionsl passage: however, she displuyéd the consummate art ber audience bad the right to expect, She offered little of the stress of storiny passion with which more robust actresses bave portrayed Cawmille, but thero wis quite 83 much effect 1o her reprossed intensity, The retching of the coosumptive cough wus simuluted to the hife, aud, mdeed, tho suspicion that it mav not have been a | actiug made it even paiuful. Miss Morris was particularly powerful in tearful pass- ages, und the lachrymose snufliug was & triumph of mimetio art. Of the company litile need be said. Mr. J, M. Colville, who essaved Armaud, has & re- souRnt voico and & good stage presence, but his acting was coiorless, scarcely & note of five or passionate feelng in s tones, Mrs, 1°red Hookor made a rather noisy clown of Madame Prudence, and several others stum- bled most lamentably 1o their lines, The supnorting cowmpany left no impression that is romarkably distinctive or agreeable or excellent. e ~— LeWitt'sSarsapariiia cieanses tna blooa, increases the appaiito and tones up thesys- tew, It bas netitel many paople who havesufered from blood disorders. It wall help you. New York Exchange Quotations, New Youk, Oct. 2 pecial Telegraw to ‘Pur Bek. |—Exchange was quoted as fol- lows: Chbicago. par to 15¢ premium; Koston, 100 to 17¢ discount; St. Louis, 2S¢ discount. w—— Lisease never successiuily attacs the sys- tem with pure blood. De\Witt's Sarsaparills Wakes pure uew blood wud curiches Llood. EWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Oaptain John Bates of Engine Oompany No. 1 Meats with a Bad Acoident. HIS MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH He Plunges Headlong from Story of the Buoilding to the Floor Below is Probably Fa« tally Injured. the Second Captain John Batos, one of the firemen at engine house No. 1, on lower Main street, met with a serious, and what will, in all provability, prove to be a fatal sccident yostorday aftornoon. He was going to shde down from the socond story through the pole hole,” when i1n somy way he missed his footing and plunzed hoadlong to the floor beneath, a distance of at least fifteer feet. A pipe, which he was smoking, fell to the floor just before he started, and 1ts striking on the tloor called the attention of one of the other firemen, who looked around just in time to see Bates fall. A rope was stretehed across the front end of the engine room,with one end fastened to the wall by a stout iron riog. This rope ran directly under- neath the ‘‘pole hole,” and Bates struok, head downwards, with his shoulders on the'rope with such forco that the ring was broken squarely in two. The rove served to break the force of his fall some- what, but he landed with his hecad on the floor so havd that he was rendored uncon- scious. 1t was nearly half an hour before ho rogainea consciousness. Physicians were summoned, and thov ail agroed that it was very doubtful whether he would ever re- cover. Tho indications were that he hal sustained a fracture of tho skull. If it had not hzen for the rops, which broke the force of the fall, ne woula, without a doubt, have been kuled instantly. What caused him to full is not iknown positively, as ho has not been rational cuough to give any explana- on, Last ovoning tho injured mun was resting easily, as ho was kept under the wfluence of opiates for 8 zood share of the time. During oue of his e cious moments ho was asked for an_explanation of the accident, and re- ptied that he knew nothing about it. Ho will probably bs moved to oneof tho hos- pitals today, in_order that he may receive wore skillful attention than can be given him at the engine house, where be is now staying. A Sure Fit, Thursday, October 27, the agent of ono of the largest eastern manufacturers wiil be at the Boston Store, Council Blufls, Ia., with a line of over 500 samples, con- sisting of all the newest and nobbiest styles of fall and winter coats, every- thing that can be thought of in the coat and cape line. Thursday we expect to make a gala day in our coat department, In addi- tion we show bver 1,500 garments in our own stock. Every one that has visited our cloak dopartment this season has complimented us very highly, claiming that we show the best line outside of Chieago. Another great feature in our lavor is our usual low prices. Anyone wishing a perfect garment, a perfoct fit and at the low. sh prico will be studying their own inte s to visit the Boston Store. Among some of the most popular garments are the Russian peasant coats, Franklin back top coats, reefers plain and fur trimmed, reeters with wattoau plaits, ulstars with capes and hoods, & large line of ladies’ capes in every style and color. Ladie Russian sui all grades. Plush sacques, 40 inches long, guar- anteed Sir Titus Salt and Walker plushes, all beautifully lined, from $16.75 to $33.00, Ladies’ reefers, zood grades, $3.75 and $5.00, in tans, greys and blac In camel’s hair and cheviots, $7.50 and 89.00. For a $10.00 garment we show an endless varioty. Special attention is called to our six different weaves of black and fancy cloths, cut in fifteen different styles to suit the most difficult tastes. Our better grade goods running from $12.00 to $25.00 are well worth an in- spection whether you intend to purchase or not, although for nothing but to see the many styles and handsome gar- ments. BOSTON STORE. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. P.S. All goods sent por express C. 0. D. at our expense, or by mail free of charge. Store closes at 6 p. m. except Mondays and Suturdays. 1f you don’t want to buy hard coal you had ~better see Bixby about those oil burners. They are adapted for use in hot air furnaces, steam and hot water voilers, with no coal or ashes to handle. — i Weatherstrips at Riley & Sherraden’s. Men Who Own a Jury, Judge Smith has commenced an active campaign against & certain party, whose name is pot given out, who claims to have a first mortgage on the souls and bodies of some of tho jurymen before whom the case of Dr. C. O, Hood against the Northwestern Rallway company 1s bewng trisd. Who the favcred individual is his honor does not say, but he gave the members of the jury a fair chunce to tell if they knew, and the result ay be u hornei's nest about somsbody’s ears. It was just after the opening of court when he addressed the jurymen iu the box before bim, *Ithas been brought to my notice," ne said, “‘that a certain man has been boast- ing publicly that he controls four of the men who are sitting 10 this jury box. The man I refer to 1s not an attoruey for either of the parties to the preseut suit, and so far as I know ho has no direct interest in the matter at 1ssue, but I want to call your attention to the matter in order to preveat him from hav- ing any undue influen e over you. It is your duty, according to the oath you wok before the commenocement of the trial, to tell the court if anyone comes to you with any prop- osition or tries to hribe you or 1n any ‘way to iutlusnee vour vote.” Attor this address, which caused quite a stiv among tho jurymen, the trial, which bas already occupied almost a week of court, proceeded. Judge Smith stated that he doubted whether the trial could be legally extended iuto the next term, which will open A weck from uexu Monday, and he accord- ingly fixed the bhoursoi convening court from now on at ;80 &, m. wnd 1:30 p. m. in_order 10 finish it up If possible by the end of this term. Hoth sides concede that the trial now 10 progress will take up the rest of this week, und there are several other suits still to be triea when this 1s finished. —— New mattings, just received. Smyrna rugs from 7a¢ up. Oil ecloths in pat- terns, and linoleums, new line; ulso window shades, 25¢ up. Council Bluffs Carpet Co. o —— Save your hard coal; use wood, and call on H. A. Cox, 10 South Main street, Best Missouri wood $5.00 per cord, de- livered. ———— The genuine Burr Oak stoves are sold only by Chas, Swaine, 737 Broadway. Call and see them. — ‘Weather stripsat Riley & Sherraden’s. — Thanksgiving Exerclyes. The Miuisterial association of Council Bluffs met yesterday at the study of Rev. Stephen Phelps to make arrangements for the proper observance of Thanksgiving day. It was deciged to held services in the Broad- way Methodist church, and Rev. G. W, Sovder of the Lutheran church was ap- rolntad to preach the Thanksgiving sermon, was unanimously agreed that the collec- tion which is to be taken up aviuat time shail be donated to the Woman's Chritian association, and Dr/Pbeips was chosen to prasent the matter W.thae audionce, The association ddelded to meot at 10:30 o'clock on tne last Movday morniug of each monthat Dr. Phelphstiqtudy. A paner on some sclected subject is to be read st each meetine. The next meeting wili be Novem- r 28, Fire Corner ——— Wroadway and Steeet. Our late loss by five was covered hy two policies, both in the COUNCIL BLUKFFS INSURANCE COMPANY. By 7 o'clock thé Héxt morning after the fire the secretary was on the nsh heap, pencil in hasd,ready to figure the loss down to bedrogh, which ho did, too, saying th at’ it was his duty and no small part of his business * he did not go bolow badrock we had no reason to complain, consequently the sottlement was not only prompt, but in every way satisfactory, so much so that in addition to $9.200°00 (seven polieies) earried by this company before tho fire we now add to it $16,000.00, Being intimately acquainted with the socretary and directors we cannot be persuaded that bettor indemnity can bo obtained than that offered by oar home compuny, besides we believe in patrou- izing worthy homa enterprises, every- thing being equal, and unless we do we shall continue to dependent on for- eign capital and corporations. G. R, WHEELER, Jas, AL H LD. —— Beantitol Etchings Given Away. Choice of 100 fin etchings given to anyone purchasing a frame for the same. Fine new line of mouldings just received, which we are selling at greatly reduced prices. Riley & Sherraden, Art Emporium, 45 Main street. il Back trom a Hunt, 8. Farnsworth, J. W, Porogoy, A. Bier- sheim, . H. Haworth, H. D. Harle, B. M. Sargeant, D. G. Morgan, A. W. Rickman and H. H. Van Brant roturned yesterday moraing from a two weeks’ hunting expedi- tion to Marst Lake, Cherokee county, Neb. They composo what s known as the North- westera Hunting assoctation, an organiza- tion which was formed a hittle overa year Ago with the avowed intention of nunihilat- g all the game to be founa in the wvorth west. ‘They succeaded very woll on this trip, the results of their prowess being represonted by somathing less than a carlond of game. Harlo and Haworth between them mauaged to kil a forty-pound swan that measurod eiglt feet between the wing tips and five feot from beak to toes, 1t is at Norfolk being mourted aud will be placed on_exhibition us soon as it arrives. After being exhivited for several days it will be madeinto a barbe- cue and given to the worthv poor of the city. Biersheim also won considerable distinction by bringing down a Canada goose that weighed between eighteen and twenty pounds, Several crows were aiso caught alive and will bo fattened up and given to the defeated city candidates at a banquet to be held in their honor immediately after noxt month’s election. —— The Catholic ladies of St Petor’s church will hold a bazaar during this week, commencing this (Tuesday) even- ing at Musonic hall. There will be a change of program every evening. The childven, the inisfail, the pastor, I’. Longinus, ete., will by music nnd song and play endeavor to amuse the audi- ence. Admission 25 cents, Seasp tickets $1, which includes an opportun- ity to compete for a lady’s fine go'd watch. of Renton So long as bo —— ‘The Broadway Methodist ladies will hold a sale of house piants on Thursday, October 27, in the vacant room next to Crockwell’s book store. All those fur- nishing plants are requested to send them to the place of 'sale carly Thurs- day morning. Supper at supper time for 25 cents. — Big lino of hanging lamps, stand lamps, hall lamps at Lund Bros See those oil heaters at Swaine’s, 737 Broadway. ——— Collided with & Motor. The now ana_gaudily decorated delivery wagon of Scott Wilkins met with & bad ms- hap yestorday afternoon. Mr, Wilkins was driving along South First street when & motor came along at a high rate of sveed and collided with his rig. The horso was knocked end over end and tho wagon was smashed into fragments. Strangely cnough Wilkins himself escaped without so much as a scratch. ‘The motor was thrown from the track and sild aloog the pavement until it collided with the eurbstone, breaking off oo of the wheels. Fortunately there were no passengers on the motor exoepting the con- ductor and motorman, S0 that tnereis no chance for a suit for damages ngainst the motor line. What caused tan accident is hard to say, as each of tho juterested parties accuses the other of being responsible, 75 horses, grade Clydes and Perch- erons; one imported Clvde and one full- blood Percheron stallion, cattle, tools, ete., at public sale, Thursday, October 27, on my far msix miles east of Council Bluffs, on Quick road. . L. SHUGART. Callon Messrs. Day & Hess and ask to be shown the Klein tract of 400 acres nowx on sale in five and ten acre tracts. They will show it frce to all —_— Day & Hess report that thoy are hav- ing a good demand for the ten-acre lots in the Klein tract. —— Wanted to Huy, Improved property. Will pay cash if priceislow. H. G. MeGes, 10 Main street. ———— Gentlemen, the finest line of rall goods in the city, just received. Reiter, the tailor, 310 Broadway. —n The Boston Store closes svery even- ing at 6 p. m. except Mondays and Saturdays. —_— Minor Mention, N Y. Plumbing Ce. ouncil Bluffs Lumber Co.. The free puolic library will remaln olosed today, as linoleum is to be put on the fioor, The Class uuion of the Temple Baptist ctiurch will give a supper at the Eiseman buiiding this evening. Two horses have been tzken un by the po- lice in the last three days ana are awaiting their owners at the police station, Judge I, . Aylesworth und G. A. Holmes aro Lo deliver addresses, this ovening av a democratic rally in the town of Manawa. The remains of Charles Johnson, who died at St. Beroara's bospital a week ago, will be taken 10 bis old Jomg. wt Hurtford, Conn., ay. ’ The domestic troublés of Warren North aud bis wife, the foriner of whom was ar- rested tho other night for assault and bat- tery, were aired before Justice Swearingen Flavoring ‘Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanlila Of perfect purity— Lemon | Of great strength— Orangel Economy in their use. Flavor as delicately and deliciously as the fresh fruit. yesterday ard North was discharged, his wife admittic @ that she was to biame in ox- aspegating her jord The Veteran Tippecanco club will hold a basiness meeting o 10 this evening at the republican headqaarters, 1. B, Clark, 8¢ retary, Tha ladies of the Congrogational church will serve meals and tunches on Wednesaay in the store room lately occupied by Mr, Fields on Broadwayv. next to the Couneil Bluffs Carpot company The Pottawattamio Do vocratic association held a mecting last evening and made ar- raugements for u torchilght procession and general demonstration next Thursiny nient, when Governor Crittenden of Missouri spenks, Marrioge licenses wera issued to the following varties: - Wilbor son and Ida aicloan, of Pottawattamio county: Josinh PAden and Mattie k. Kinear. of Lincoln, Neb.; Jamos MeGiaty and Alice Maxtield, of Neol Tom Davis and Charles Foster, the pair of supposed pickpockets who were arrested during Friday’s parade, weroe tried beforo Justico Swearingen yesterday wnd dis charged, there being nothiug but circum stantinl evidence acatnst them, vestorday Thomp A decision was court yosterday in fay the caso of Daora, city of Counenl rendered 1 tanio county Wolls & Co., aMrmed, terod by the supr rof the plaintifs Is & Co. azajast tho Bluffs, A accision was the district eourt of Pottawat last sprine in favor of Decre, and toar decision is now No bankrupt, fire:smoked furniture at Moyer's, 505-3 Clean goods, less than any Oms The Radiant novelty are the best heate s in them at Swaine’s —_— Boston store closes e »om, unle damugred Ly aprices, basa burners the city. See ory evening ut 6 s Mondays and Saturdays, Have you seen those beautiful hand- painted jardinic t Lund Bros? ———~—— 120paoplo in this ety uso T stovos The Gas Co. puts 'em in at cost Dinner sets, nice .00, Lund Bros, Don’t forget that Swaine Elmhurst stoves. —— Judson, eivii enginoor, line just received, sells the 23 Broadway WORTH A GUINEA A BO EEDRAMY % (Tasteless—Effectuai.) gBILIOIls'a;d"NERVOUS DISORDERS. Such as Sick Headache, Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Giddiness, Fulliness, Swelling after Meals, Dizziness, Drowsiness, Chills, Flush. ings of Heat, Loss of Appetite. Shoriness of Breath, Costiveness, Scuryy, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, All Nervous and Trembling Sensations, and Ir- regularities Incidental to Ladi Qovered vwith a Tasteless and Soluble Coating, Of all druggists. Price 25 cents a Box. New York Depot, 365 Canal St 10 talk about buying a heater. It will be cold before you know GETTING LATE we you ready for Have you 82en the latest truimph of the stove malke art? Woe have it. There is no denying that the best heaters made are the Art Garland and Peer- less Garland., the broduct of the largest stove works in the world. Both are good and either suit; ono is sure to. Don’t wait another day, but como and look over our stoc! of stoves and r ., kitchen w PRIC ThHE LOW P. C. DE VOL, 504 BROADWAY and 10 NORTH MAIN ST, Council Blufls. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OW GEN AND LESSEL In pursuance of ordinance No. #09=requiring water and zas connections to be made to and within the curh lines on certain stieets and alleys n street improvement districts Nos. 456 487,480, 490, 401 und 485, in the city of Omaha, you ure hereby notified to make all necessary connections With witer and gas malns, or lut- terals. and to complete such work on or be- fore November 10th, 1802 ws 1t 15 the purposo to pave the streets ind ulleys in said districts, and more parvcularly described as follows, to-wit: No. $80—Center street from 11th Street No. 487—Alley in block street to ISth sireet, No. #8'—Alley In block 116, city, from 1ith o to I5th stroet No. 400—17th street from Juc Leavenworth street. No. 491—Alley in biock 19514 fron 10 17th strect. No. Pacific street, from Hend street to the alley between 2nd stroct und dird street. 1nthe clty of Omithi; Dated it Omaha, Neb., this 20th day of Oc- toner, 18 P. W. BIRKHAUSER. Ohairman Board of Publie Works. 020-21- 10th street to city, from 17th st on street to 16th street To the owners of all lots o Arbor street from 10th to 13th streets, You are hereby notified thut the under- slgne |, three disinterested freeholders of the city of Omahu, nave been duly uppointed by the muyor. with the approval of the city council of sald city, to nssess the damige to the owners respectively of the property af- fected by grading Arbor from 10th to’ Lith stroots, declared nocessiry by ordinanco &, passed’ October 11th, 1502 approved October 15, 1802, You arts of lots on aro further notified that having ne- 1 541d_uppolntment, und duly quaified 1 by Juw, we will, on the ith duy or A, 1), 1802, at the hour of two the nftornoon. at the oflic Georg corporate 1imits of suld city, pose. of considering and ment of dumage Lo the owners respectively of sild property. aflected by sald gradiug, tnk- 0 Into consideration speciul benefits, If oy, You are notified to be present at the v and p avo aforesu:d ond mike any object wor stutements ¢ ngsald assessment Of dumuges us you Ay consider proper. GEORGE J. PAUL, WG SHRIVER, JAMES STOOKD, for the pur- HAKIng the assess- e Omaha, October arts of lots front- om b 1o Sist 2, 1602 O To the owners of ull lots or inz on Decatur street street: You are hereby notified that the under- signed. three disinterested freeholders of the City of Omaba, bive been duly uppolnted by the mayor, With the aporoval of the city coun- il of s3id Lity, to nssess the dama:o to the owners rospectively of the property aflectad by grading of Decatur from 20th to 3lst streets, duclared necossary by ordinance 204, |'mnuu October 7, 180% approved October 10, 180, You are further notified, that having uce copted sald appointment, und duly quallfied as required by Law. we will, on the 0th day of November, A: D. 1802, at the hour of § o'clock in the afternoon, ut the office of Georze J. Paul, 165 Farnain street, within the corporaie limits of sald city, mest' for the purpose of considering ana damuze to the owners respectively of said property affected by sald gradinz, taking into consideration special bunefits, If any. You are notilied 10 be present ui tho time and placo aforesaid, and muke any objections 10 or statements concerning sald assessment of dar:azes us you way consider proper. GEORGE J. 1 J. B FLACK. T. B MCULLOGH, Owaha, Ocr. 24, 1802, 0-5d1.% muking the nesessment of | ! NOTICE OF ASS 1 — GENUINI R & b W EALACKWELL B CO e r GENUINE ) D A 4 ) | SHOKING TORACCO. | 8 gy | SO 1 JwrBACKNELLACa | | DURMAMN.G. All around Pipe Smoker How good it i thinl the world, from I Bull Durham best a trial will show, TOBAGGO st to West, And make you smoke and praise it too. Get the Genuine, BLACKWELL'S DURKHAM TOBAGLO Made only by 0., DURHAM, N.C. 7 FOIR TR Chronis and Suzin. Disy s medical or sar £Cveds forpatients, hoar | alyAis, epiich [ L ear, skin anl Blood w4l ureical oporation. A SPECIALTY, DISEASES OF WOMEN 5,357 haciil e Women FREE. Wahwvo lately nddeln lsinzia de partment for Women during confinement, strictly Provate. oOniy Keliable Moldical Insttute wacng a Specinlty o PRIVATE DISEASES LAl Rinad DI eind. M fieines or fastr oo (s Tt SE S Do per<onn intersie | L AN consult us or Sand history of Yone ol e i Dl WEpper. g BOOKETOMEN R O sE s Dissse Tmpotency, Syphitis, € s, With que L appliancos only for Deformities an 1 CLOry I e west ol APPLIANCES, TRUSS I BATTERIES AND BEL Omaha Medical and Surgical Institule 26th and Broadway, C uncil Blalfs. Ten mintuos ride fr. and Counil Bluffs eloctr Lonsses DEFORMITY, contor of Ouahaoa Omiin s motor 1, G.W. PANGLE, M. D. The Good Samaritan, 20 Years' Expericnce, READER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. PROPRIETOR OF THE WORLD'S HERBAL DISPEN- SARY OF MEDICINE, 1 treat the following Diseases : Catarrh of the Head, Throat, and Lunge: Di. eases of the Eyeand kat, Fitsaad Apoplexy, ifeart Disease, Liver Cowplaint, Kidney Complaint, Nervous Dsblllty, Mental Depres- eion, Loss of Manhood, 8eminal Dinbetes, Bright's Ditease, St.Vitus® Pk e i, Taralytis, Whito, Swelling, Berofuln, Fever Sores, Cancers, Tumors and Fistula in ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of bload. = Wousn with her delicate orgun re- 0296 health. . Dropey cured wichout tapping. Special Attention given to private and Venereal Diseases of all kinds, 850 to 8500 forfeit for any Venereal Dis- ease I cannot cure without meroury. Tapo Worms removed in two or three hours, or ig pay. Hemorrholds or Plies cured. THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED Will save life and hundreds of collars by calling on or using DR, G. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICINES, Tho only Physician who can tell what ails a person without asking a question, All correspondence strictly confidential, Medicine bent by express, Addressali letters o G. W. Pangle, MD, 888 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa W .C. ESTEP, Funeral Director, Embalmar 114 Main Streat, Coudeil Bluft SESSMENT OF DAM AGES FOR CHANGIE OF GRAD To the owners of all lots, parts of lots und real estate along 24th street, from Poppleton avenue to Hickory strect. You ure hereby notitied toat the under- slgned, threo disinterested freeholders of tho city of Omaha, have been duly appointed by the muayor, with the approval of the cliy council of sald city. to assess the dumage to the ownors espectively of the property affected by change of grade of sald street, de- clared necessary vy ordinunce No, 105, pissed October 11, 1 approved October 17, i You ure furth notified whut, having ne- copted said appointment, nnd duly gualifiod quired by luw, we will on the drd day jovembter. A. D, 1802 at the hour of 2 in the ufterncon. st the off shriver & O'Uonohoe, 1405 Furn: within the corporate limits of suid city, | tor the purpose of considering aud innking the assesstient of damage Lo Lthe owners re- spectively of suld property, affected by suld chanze of grade. tuking into cousideration special benefits, I any. You ure notified to be present at the time and place aforesald, und muke 10y objections toor staterients concerning sald assessment of dumages as you n nslder proper. Gk JOk ‘ommitiee of Appraisers Omuba, October 20, Ozidice | | i i I SPECIAL NOTLCES COUNGIL BLUFFS. EMPLOY MENT, WANTEDSY cun Hio o house. Aphly ut ardiEverett oL st of Leon N 10 work oftice COMPETENT cirl Ly man, 620 W How ave, HOUSES AND ' AND. KANGE O & Co. (CHEAP tiber I quointities Greensnelds, Toary and oins Money lownel oy stoek and epain Roal ostite for sale Dweliin - and business rentals, Money loaned forlocl fnvest: Longee & Towle, 245 Pearl st JPREXCHANGE - Clayr Lind for Conneil Biuirs cush for diverence. & V0., 621 Bronaway Jrox san m e Co, 411 provedl at onco. Mrs. zroves (& orida and Glifornia ortrade. tGrovnshie!ds, ‘Nicholson Minnesota for sile sy payments. 1ands In to suit Neholson & ity inrter-seotion of property: will piy Groonshiolds,” Nichoison Cholcest farm in Portawatti- res, woil looated and ime- Price #i0an acro. B I Shoafo. 0 ACRES Biufrs and Gr. land for sale: betwoen Counoll Omatin: 4 bargatu If tiken soon. ensh.e.ds, Nicholson & Co., 621 Broadway. FYOU have tuvthinz for saleor trado sos E. D1 Sho fo. Bra lway and M ein Stront. N EASY puviients K Ststreot 621 Broudway. 'Ok SALE—Oun stiul paymonts, fralt and L' gurden ian i neir Council Blufts. B H. Bhoafe, Broadw iy an | yain streot QRUIT LAND, Himits, Broadway, ‘\' A WOOD & O, ) oturms i south Call and see s }ll‘ SE sroner stieids, Nig om house on South Greeushioids. Nicholson & Cow inside ofty & Co., 041 1 ueros for sule Greenshloids, Nichois ve some of tho fines ostern Towa for wsale. 520 Main street. 01 bucey wanted for unimproved nnorihwest parcof city. G & Cos 620 Broad way BARGAIN, [-aere fruit u 5 miics from postolil by aere in binekbe P troes, W cherry ete. Price #4000 No t §) P ACRES, insido city limits menere upto st huy Nicholson & Co., 621 Broadway. I YOU iike kind treat roal est Wl on ¢ Son & Co., 621 Broudway. (0 ACRES of cl braska 1o exch Council Bluirs, W braska land. J trees, z, stable, 11, =heafe will sell In lots Greenshields, ntand hargning in cnshiields, Nlehol- r land In oastern Ne- ¢ for a good residence in ant houses and lots for Ne- shnston & Van Patten, W EHAVE a good tenant for o five or six room house four or fivo blocks trom post- oflice. Greeashields, Nicholson & Co. 031 Brondway. (' 600 ncres of cholee pine lands for sul anoar Purvils, Miss. Easy terms. In. quire of Mrs, 11.'G. Brooks, or A. T. Rlce, 128 4th street, R kENT ho ! 10-room dwe Hing, room dwelting, room dw o1 dw ollowing dwellingss 1 Park ave., #40, roow dwell nx Avenue D, F-room dwelling, 152 Broadway, 10-room di 183 Bunton st.. Seroom dwelling, 312 Avenue G, § G-room dwelling, 110 N 1ath st., -room dwelling 02 Avenue A, §16 G=room dwelling, 30 Lincotn ave -roun dweill; 0 Tirmony st roo dwel g 8108, Gth st § Do il Babbite Plie rocm dwe i« 8 st., #1 raom dweliin = 1067 Avenue A, §14, Jom dwellinz, 520 Mynster st.. $14. drd ave., #16 My nster 8., $12,50 $1.09, 15 5. 4=100m dwe G-room dwolling, Graham uvi som dweliing 1306 0Lh nve G-room dwelling, Babbitt I S-room dwel 5 1. Pler ing. o -room dwellin: -room dwelling. L room dwel B-room dwelll 6-room dwelling, th st. S-room dwelling, onue 4-room dwellinz, 1305 Kth uve.. $10, d-room dwelling, i 810, G-room dwelling, ve., 810, t-room dwellinz, 14 Avenue 1, #10, 6-roum dwellin X &th ave,, §10. room dwelling, Avonue I3, $10, oom dwelling, 170) Avenue A\ $10, 4-room dweliing, oLy st., 18, A-room dweliing, 912 Avenue O, #3, G-room dwelii Istst. iand AVenue -room dwelling. 04 8. 2rd st., 3. B-room dwelling, §)10 Avonuo A, #5, 4-room dweiling, 65 N. 1st st., § -room dwelling, Washington ay N. 0th st.. §10. Avenue G, #10. feroom dwe:ling Seroom dwelli deroom dwellin 2-room dwelling, 1410 Avont 4-room dwe lin: -room dwell ng, Geroom dwellin 6-room dwellin 11 8heafe, Maln street. QOUITY in g Uust be sold Nicholson & Co. W EBAYE customers who wini. houses (o rent. wyo you the houses? Greenshields, Nicholson & Co. QOR EXCHANGE-£.000 stock of genorat merchundise for Tow's or eastern Nobruski h ishiclds. Nichol on Co,, 681 y. agents for udministrator. Fox Excus NGE—"40 couuty, ol with 5L, 8 1061 5L, %5, ntal agent. Broudway and A Council Bluffs property. Lhis Wonk. censhields, acres in Philiips y improvements, for stock of dry gools und clothing or othee mdse. KL Sheafe JRANCH of 2020 avros. noar Choyenne. Wyo [ ravenents, some stock goos with tin thostate. Wil exchange for Buffs or Omahn property. Greens shields, Nicholson & Co., 631 Brodway. ENSHIELDS, NICHOLSON & €O, nts for administetor. have for sl ono of tho best .-ucre stk furms in wost ern lows MISCELLNEOUS. SARBAGE removed, cosspools, viults and chimueys cleaned. E. D, Burke, City Bidg. TG SALE Furnitue, fixtures and leguo of the Jargost un i finest hotol in southern Nebras i All modern lniprovements, el guntfurnitira, Not profits $100).00 por wne nuim; builaing’ vewly bullt: no compatition, Price #5,00).0, half oush. B 11 Shoafe, Counsil Bluffs. Ta. o RA LE- Nebraski. Blhoafe. {OR BALE—Fumily horse. new phuoton, huroess CoG ¥, Malo st ForsaL choap, or in exchanze for land, an estublished 'business. Address PO, box 659, Councll Bluffs, Ta. Hardwar: stocks in lowa an Involess, €5, 0J 1o 812,000, DANCING SCHOOL. ONDAYS1 B A, . aduits, 7:4)p in pariors, ehlidron, 4 p Soclals second and fourth Mondays, 9 p. 1. Music furnished pars ties and clubs’ Address ut R A, Parion Guncil Blutla. or 102 Furaau st Ot W, . Clismbers, {usbructor.