Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 20, 1892, Page 6

THE OMAHA BEE cot CFFICE: . NCIL BLUFFS 12 PEARL ST NO. Delivereaty cartior to any part of the B W, TILTON, - MANAGER X Hus ness OMes, L.... TELEFHONES “\ m'x Baitor, P ————————— MINOI MENTION, N Y. Piumbine Co Whois G., N, & Co.t Council Bluffs L.umber Co.. The boat club will party next | give A is progressiag rapidiy on the new Wednesday evening at the Royal AVCAnum | goye0l putlairg av the corner of Madison pariors. street and Kupell avenue, Considerabls dis The domocrats have declded 10 OBSETVe | (oiivaiion §s poing exnressed by persons “Hickory day," January 8, in honor of Andy Jacksov who have watched the work, on account of Ids M. Inscho was granted a divorce in | tho narrowness of the foundation. A twelve district court vesterday from her husbund, | inct wall is expected to sustain the weight H. E. Inscho, on the ground of craelty. of & twostory brick building, tho cost of Mr. and Mvs, Charlos T, Stewart gavo an | whicli s to be in the neighborhood of §12,000, aoniversary dinner L'riday evening, oele- | and the (iestion is teing asked, whether it | brating their first year of warried 1ift Would not nave been better to spend a little Mrs, William F. Sapp gave » dinuer party | wore money und naa a foundation put in on I'ridny evening in bonor of Mrs, Uti of | that would have done away. with ail uncer- Cloveland, who a guost of Mrs, 15, W, | tainty as 1o its being uble to stand the strain, Hart. A twelvo-ineh foundation was putiu at the | 4 o | Second uvenue school house, which is o ; 111 b0 & mAs oting At Masonie e L I e condusted | BbOUL e same sizo ws that on Madison LA LEAR AL b stroct, and now tha walls have cracked, and Aadie She the by Jennie Sinith ana railway cvangelists ‘I'be five department wa day noou by an alarm I alarm was found to bo a f man, called out yestor m hox 41, 'I'he o one, caused by the erossiug of 1he wires, Reguinr meeting of St._Alban’s lodze No. 17, Knights of Pythias, Monday eveniog at Custlo hall. Al visiting knigats welcom By ordor of the chancelior commande; All ludies sppointed to seive as supper comiittes at th astorn S'ar parlty aroe re- quested to mect with Mrs, J. Mediilen, 1300 Ninth avenue, Monday at 2 p. By ovder of chairman of committee. The regular monthly mesting of the Paro chinl A0 soeiety will be held with Mes, L. Stewart next Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The o reminded that thi is thetime 1o bring their pledies The remains of the o Mrs. ol Mont gomer, will be taken to Canton, UL, this evening fur wuterment. Stort services will be neld at tho residence of W, 8, Cass, 21 Washington avenue, at 3:80 o'clock. Every member of the Dodge Light Guard will attend arill und u business m ting next Mouday evening as business of vital impor- tance to every memver will be transacted. By order ot O. 5. Willlams, licutenant com wanding. . Roy,ason of S. M. Foster, is suffering from (he cffects of a kerosone explosion. He used sowo of tne stufl in starting a coal fire, and as n consequence he hias 1o haiv or ey but makos up the deficiency with big red biisters ou his face. rds are out for a studio recey n at the Grond botel vext Thursday aua Priday, at which specimens of baud-decorated china will be placed upon exhibitition. Mrs. J. L. Bannister, Mrs, C. A. Mitchell and Miss L. 5. Malin wili bo the entertaners, A purty was given ot the Pacific house Friday uight in honor of (he birthday of the tandlady, Mes. L. D, Hareis. Playmg high- fivo and dancing to the musicof b, H, Fiecld's violin were 1he principal awusements, At midnight refresiments were served Marriage licenses were issued yosterday 10 the fol Wilham I, Monisetto of Omaha and Carvio Poole of Pottawattamie county s John C. Reed of Omaha ana Dorotuy 1. Main of Dunlap: Jerome Boten of Har ford, Wis.. und ane Thompson, 1l Attorney toneral Stone handed down an opinion yesterasy in reply to a_guestion from I, (. Stevenson of Kockwell City, ia which he holds that a county attorney’ con collect fees from the county for his servic in a saloon injunction case whero a decree is ; €ccured and tho defendant is unable to pay. i s — THE BOSTON § Martha mger of ORE, | Wo of Timely Warning, UNDERWEAR DEPARTMEN Our fall o now on sale. Wao inyite inspection this line of merchandise; it always h been the pride of the store, und we in- tend making it more so than ever this season. Having placed our orders early in the year when the mills were running light, it enabled us to make better con- treets with the manufacturers, wh represent some of the most reliable in the east. Our New York orders along with tions, wuking an cases of underwenr, we think our advant merchant in lowa. LADIES' UN Gray ribbed vests, white at 25e, 17 Three cascs and vests und pants, nicely finished at 23¢ and B¢, is worth compar Our H0c line of ludies’ composed of five enses. makes, white, ccru, gray, plain and ribhed.: ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. Tadies’ fino ribbed vests and pants in white, ecru and natural is a bargain at T Plain knit vests and pants $1.00, $1.25 and $1,50, very fine wool, Suxony weol vibbed vest ors nt $1.25 nre w mng Ladics’ alt uees arom $1.50 and afiestrian tights in extran weight, #1,05 and $2 5( GENT 0 NI)I.I(\\I ;i Gents’ gray shirts and ds well made, Se, B0e, b At 5% wo show a fine soft grey, dom-mixed and ei’s hair mixtu the best line of H0¢ goods in the murke Our 750, $1,00 shirts and drawers in aatural wool are hetter this soagon than ever, our #1,00 garment being made from pure’ Australian wool. See other bargains marked $1.50 and $1.75. | CHILDREN of winter underwear is on buyer placed our our castern connecs order of over 500 and for this reason © better thanany DERWEAR. exira long, uts at $3c. also ribhed goods, ison. underwear is all different natural, both ahigh col- wol black ve 518 and pants 1 $1 all wool, bluck all ran- UNDERWEAR (In all tho popuinr grades, ) Wo carry six different lines and a full , hne of sizes, White and grey v 4 88c, e . Red all wool underwear 25¢ up, : Pine grey ull wool underwear from 250 up. Infant’s shirts in merino, all wool ana silk. BOSTON 8TOR Wotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Coun- ¢il Blufls, ia. 4 N. B.—Muil orders promptly attended i . All orders senteither per cxpress or mail free of charge. ———— FPERSONAL PARAGH sts and pants 10¢ to o T. C. Dawson left last evening for Chl. b cag. b J. D. Edmundsep bas returned from a European trip, J. K. MoGavera of Missourt Valley was at | the Grana hotel yesterduy. J. M. Fenton and the Misses Shea loft last eveniog for Colfux, 10 spend Sunday with relatives, Mi: Dewe) guest of Mrs, C| son street, J. A. Murphy has returned from the south, where Le went 1o get lumber to be put 1nto the new Carriyg buildiog on lower Main stre ,Oof New York ciiy is the barles I, Stewart on Harri- ey The A. D. T\ Co. hus ndded two new hacks to its force and will answer calls 6t all hours, day or night, Telephone, 179; oftice, 8 Main street. e Chautauqua Frograw The program for the Chautsuqus whicth will meet in the Youug Men tian assoolia 40 o'clock, cirele, Chris- u room on Monday eveniug st will be: “Greek History,” cuapter vil, Miss Jennie Pile; “The United States und Foreigu owers,” chapter viii, “The Miller and His F. A Slicuter. Visitors snd uunuun. luvited, Need of a Evildir | PLACES WHERE ONE WOULD BE USEFUL Poorly TIIE ()\{\llA I)AIIA BE 9 NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ¢ Inspector Badly Felt in the City Being Building At 1t Finding Intercst, Constracted Butldings I-The New Sclool fords Opportonity [ Other Cases of Public Erect Wor until they buve been braced 1t is feared that the wuole building will collap T'tie question of naving a building inene tor appointed is receiving consiaerable atten tion 110 those wi are juterested in the safet® of new buildir d espectally thoss cvery ity Las an ofcial it 18 10 fook after new build- v do not meet all the tequire- un them. It is probablo that o brought before the ity council in the near future, Thera have been anumoer of fustunces in the past vear or two where an ofticer with power to condemn o pib of any i Whoso businoss ings, und it the wents, to cond the mattar will ¢ buildings ariy uns buitdings would have been ablo to save tho o - ouut of his salury sud more, and with th Jarge amceunt of bullding that 1s bound to b2 done within the uext few mouths sucliun ofifcer will be almost a necessity R More Houses e If you have any ¢ finding tenzits tor your house allow us to put our i d on it for ten days; you will be pleased with resu GrueNsienhs, Nienorsox & Co. Davis for diugs and 1L Sheafe. i, Forgery by a School Bog Yestorduy afterooon a deaf and dumb boy presented at 1. E. Hart's bank a clumsily executed school board warrvant for £0, the blank nsed being such as are common in all Qistricts. The order was signed by J. D. I2dmuadson s chairman and W. H. Thomas us clerk, v, Lougee, the cashier, asked the IMd whers he got the order, the instrument beleg on its face a clumsy forgery, to say nothing of the fuct that Mr. [dmundson oc- cupies no such position. Tho lad, after writing out one or two auswers, darted out of the door, soon followed by Mr. Lougeo. The lad quickenca his pace 1nto a rua, and was not overtaken beforo reaching Brond- Wi Aftor a tussel he coasented to return to the hank and explatn. The lad’s name is Brick Moore. He said that while at his bome in Nishvabotna he found some of theso blauks, and a young man, a former friend of his, explained tohim uow they were filled out for tho purpose of getting money, He thought e would try it. Mr. Edmundson’s name was suggested to him by seeing it on tho window of Hart's bank for sale. bimat Daluth where they will spend Thaolks , eiving visiting relatives, Mrs. Laura C. Kirby 18 at Mt Pioasant. 1a, where sho was called by the illuess o her sister. Misses Clara Evans and Lon Porterfiela are home from Jacksonviile, 11l have been attending school. where they Dr. 0. L. McCartney, who has been with Dr. West for some time, left last week tor St Paul whero he will open up & dental office and make his pormanent Lome Two of Council Bluffs' most prominent Indies are still saffering from the effects ot injuries roceived in a runaway accid Mrs. ). W. Sauire ana Mrs. H. C, Cars. | Thoy are both improving and are able to be out, but are far from being fally r A wedding is annonaced to (take tho nrar future, fn which tho people of Council Biuffs and Omata und the will be greatiy interested. Tho contra varties are Judgo Joteph R. Reed United States court of private land cl and Miss Iivans, o prominent and woa! Indv of Malvern, 11, William 1, Hennessey of the motor lire | was quiotly married to Miss #attie Kliner of PPlattsmouth, Neb, on Wednesday even- ing, Rev. Mr. Brower of the Fifth Avenue Methodist church officiating, and the cere- nony Laking place at the pastoral residence Mr. “and Mre, Hennessey will be found at nomo, 2616 Avenus A. Cards aro out for the marraga of Mt G, Knot's and Miss stella Coons, whi will take place in Hroadway church Thanksgiving eve. Mr. Knott is on of the best known of the young busine men of Council Bluffs, most estimable young lady, the anughter of Mrs, Ella Robstts, They will take up their residence at 555 Wasaington avenue. L. s and the brideis a Guve Away a Steam Engine, A new steam cengine worth $1,000 would be nvery nieo present for any- body to give of receive, and only w v tiberal and prosperous businéss man could afford to muke such n present, But that is just exactly what the Odgen Iron works of Council Bluffs has done I'hey built a benutiful new engine und gayc it to the Evans laundry people in this city, and it is at the present time, and has boen for several months, running that big plant. In connection with this magnificent gift there is an intercsting history, showing the confidence n bright man has in his own judgment, and how that contidence ean bring him lurge rewards for the products of his own genivs, For several yeurs tho luundry company has been using an Atlas automatic high speed engine, It needed some vepuirs, and Mr. Ogden was called into consul- tation. An examination convinced him that it would laundry pe and ho be The prieo be to the interestof the plo to put in a new engine, 1 urging them to do go. sked for the new macbine was 8000, or nearly twice what a new Atlas would cost. The lnundry peoble thought the price was extravi- wgaut, and they told Mr. Ogden 1t \\h\lu they were willing to patron home industries they didn't want to pay a premium for the privilege of doing s0. Final Mr. Ogden mude them a novel proposition that apy »d to be so alto- gethor in their favor that they at once accepted it. The provosition was to take out the old engine and replace it with the new and take the saving in coal for two years in full payment. The contracts weré drawn upon this basis, and the new engine was built at the works on Tenth avenue, As abasis for computation of of the conl consumption the lightest month in the laundry’s coal bills was se- lected, the amount consumed being 55 tons. The old engine was disconnected and the new put in its place between one bank, where Mr. 3dmundson has sn_oflice. He accordingly used it, and ignorantly pre- sonted the oraer, Mr. Edmundson himself vbemgright there at the time. Aftera severe scaro tho lad was leu go, with evidentiy somewhat more of an appreciation of the enormity of the ofiicnse than he had when he tivst entered the bank. —— S. B, Prowell, watchmalker, Don’t forget to attend the third an- nual ball and supper given by the Grand hotel bell boys at Masonie temple, Nov- ember 22, 740 B'way. Day & Hess have a force of men work ing on the roads through the Kfein truct. Buy five or ten acres thore while it is cheap. e The finest stall of steer cattle in Cou il Blufls is at Meschendori’s market, 13 Broadway. nte, Social F Miss Brows entertained, on Monday even- ing, in her usual happy manner, in honor of Miss Cooper. a chavming voung lady of Du- buque. The game was high five, Tne prizes were won by Miss Jessie Farnswortii and Mr. Bowman, Miss Dcage and Mr. Evans, Duinty rofrashments were served, consisting of chicken salad and wafers, ice cream, angel food, coffoe, saiied almonds, ete. Miss Cooper wore & boautitul gown of blue sil Miss Brown, an artistic gowd” of hght green crepe with graen velvet and jeweled trimminge Miss Nellie Moore, red silic erepe. Miss Ilavnswortk, black and yellow grena- dine. Miss Jessie Farnsworth, s fleured silk crepe ol cream and piok, with lace trim- wings. ford cord, }mu Martyn, light grey crens with jewal trimmings Mrs. Charles Haas, blue cloth with white crepe vost. Miss Rico, black lace with yellow chiffon, Mrs. O'Gorham, biack sitis, Mrs, Sackett, black silk crepe with jet and gold telramings. Miss Wrigit, black 1ace and jat, Miss IKey. a i?aris gown of grey silk with lace and passamenterie. Miss Dodge, white crepo with green vol- vet, Iha other guest Wright, Rownn, were Mcessrs, Dawson, IPaxton, Fenlon, Evans, Bowmun and H Thoso from Owaha wera Misses Lowe and Creiguton, Messrs, Cushing, PPaul, White, Borkloy, McMalon and Fast, A si Tho lagies of tne Congre onal church ot Couneil Bluffs guve a novel entertainment [riday night at the vesivence of J. C. Bixby, on Maaison street, it being a silhouette social. Tho refreshments wero delicately and temptingly served wud the otber sociil details of the occasion were unusually enjo uble, but the striking feature was the sil- houctte, About the walls of the differcnt boms were bung silloueties and the com pany was kept awusingly busy endeavering to guess the namos of the originals, Ouo room was used as a gallery, where those who desired could get this stylo of portrait. Sit- bouette taking is becoming quite & popular form of evening amuse- ment in Couverl Bluffs howmes, The process is simple und the result most inter- esung aud awusing, A sheet of white puper is plnned o the wall, the subject sits close 10 it, €0 thot the snadow of tue head aud pro- file of tle face Is distinct, the artist with a pencil outlines this shadow, wud this shadow is cut oul. A sheet of bluck tissue paper is then pasted on the back of the white sheet, #0 that the head aud face are brought out in such bold contrast as to form very lifelike portraits. (ue enthusiastic 13dy is preparing silhouettes of the fawily and intimate friends with the inteution of forming them ivto s frieze for the ornawentation of her diniug- roou. About Coun : Mr. Heury Swan has been in Chicago the PASL WICK. Mrs. J. T. Andorson has returued from an extended visit lu Cnicago. Miss Hessia Stewarl is at howe again,after @ pleasant visit Lo Denver friends. Mrs. M. H. Baird is visiting ner son, John W. Bairg, in dban Autonlo, Tex. Jobu Meakel who is now with Haverls's Maustodon minstrels is expected home sbout the 25th. O, W. Wirt has gone to Minnesota for a montu's business trip. Mrs. Wirt will join Saturd; night and Monday morning, and without ever heing tested or run to a bearing was required to run the plant for 16 nours without stopping. Fuac: complishea the job without making any fuss about it, and has pever been the cause of the loss of a minute since. After running a short time the coal test was begun that was to decide whether Mr. Ogden was to get some- thing for his engine or get left. Mr, Anderson, the regular engineor who ran the old engine for more than a year, onducted the test, with the instructions that it was to he fair and tull. Every pound of coal thut went into the fur. nace was weighed and every gailon of water that went into the boiler was d during the month. At the commencoment of the trial the demands upen the laundry required the addition of the tenth large washor, and all the requi ments upon the mnew engine amounted to ten horse power more than the old, When the computations were made at the end of the month they showed a state of thin that made the laundrey people open th eves. But 31 tons of coal liad been con- sumed, making a saving of 24 tons, which, by terms of the contract, had to be computed at $2 per ton, or £48 a month for two years. Afteran agreed pereentage for increased pow i been wilowed, the grand total to be paid for tho engine was raised to a little over #1,200. This result astonishca and delighted ail concerned. It showed the idry people that they 1 been wast- ing a sum er thin the value of their old engine every year, and that while they had paid a’groater sum for the muachina than they would have been obliged toif they had not ent into the peculiar contract, the, able to do =0, and would get the in tho end without any cost. A technica! deseripiion of the eng that accomplished such extraordinary results would he unintercsting to the general readoer, but the vesult is of im- menso interest to every man who uses power, Itisthe product of years of patient study on the part of Mr. Ogden, and is of a type that is far in advance of tho times. **1tis the best eng thing to do with 8 ino I ever had any- a1d Eugineer An derson to TiE BEe, “ltis simple and durable and away uhove all others in cconomy. | say this advisedly, having haa experience with all the Corliss brands and numerous automaties, [t beats them all, and most of them as high as 60 per cent.” he Ogden Iron works built a 149- horse power engine for the electrie lights in this city, and in competition h | Methoast | SUNDA¥= NOVEMOE R i L aefault of which wiil atay In the county ( Tail | Charies Howard, she voung man who was arrested on suspicin of belng implicated in the robbery, was #isharged, Ofleer Mur phy, whoarrestod pim. had been unable to find any evidonce ‘atrainst b ard 8o had ordered uim charged with drunkenuvese, | Wnen How 1 was arraigned Murphy stock | 10 tins assertion thay he was arunk, and Dep- uty Marstial Cousing protested just as vigor- ously that Howard was not drunk when he was arrested. ‘Tho misundevstanding be tween the offcers fesulted in some warm | words being spoken an both sides, and How ard was fiually disohseged by tho court { Irrcics ve. Sol | The question of the durability (.li bricies for puving, sidewalks, etc., is ! continually being discussed, The spec imen bricks which have beon on Broad- way, around the mouth of a manhole | near Main street, have been examined | with interest by many who have | watched the wear nnd tear which the yeurs have brought to them. Now another phenomenal feature is dis covered. The brick in the e walk in front of the veal estats oftice of G oenshiclds, Nicholson & Co., 62 No. Broadway, ar e in ina theo brick It is being minne n advanced, their opit med by many that sole leather is | really more durable than brick, for the | bricks here, especiully in front of the | door sill, are worn alimost h, ap- D which worn Various d the ns V. pec ries have ! novary is throu ntly by the footsteps of the crowds ot bar daily threng the office to some of the numerous real vstato gains, Whatever the enuso, the br are a curiosity worth looking at. Holiday photos, cut cabinets, for 80 days, Riley’s old stand. e 170people in this ciuy use g13 The Gas Co. puts ’em in at cost S ATES FOR STATENOOD, Prediction That Arlzonn Mext Wil Be Corsein Biarrs, Ta., Nov. 10,—To the Ed- itor of T Bre: You ave undoubtedly cor roct in your prediction that Arizone, New Mexico and Utah will be admitted into the union in tho near future. Buls for the ad- mission of the first two torritories named were passed by the houso of representatives in Juuo last, and if the senate shull not act favorably upon them during the approaching winter the Fifty-tnird congress may be de- pended upon to admit them. 1t may or it may not bo tre that Dr. Mil ler bus arranged with the Mormon auchori- for ey, prices, #1.50 Cottage gal stoves CAND vViah and New Admatted. ties at Salt Lake City for the adwmission of Utab, but as a go-between in a deal between the fivst presidency of the church and the leaders of the democratic party no better man could be sclected. The doctor has A warm friend of the for mavy ears, and he has earned the lasting gratitude of the saints by vigorous use of his tongue and his pen In their belulf, He 1s always warmly lcomed in Salt Lake by the Mormon ofs, and should he locate there bis chauces for a seat in the United States senate wonld be first class; it would bo altogether unneces- sary for him to put on endowment under- wear to make him eligible as an appointee of the prophets, seers ana revelstors who may run the church machine, 1tisnot &t ait_improbable that a bill for | tho udmission ot Utah will pass the house of representutives during the comiag session of congress, and it 1s not unlikely that i will | pass the senate also. The only democratic opponent. of the meusure in the senate wili e Joues of Arkunsus, but Tellerof Colorado, Carey of Wyoming, elton ot California and probably Dubois anda Stoup of Idaho may be depended upon to turn the scale. Teller has always held the Mormon vote solid in soutnwestern Colorado and Caroy has invariably recoived the support of the Saints | in southwestern Colorado, ‘fhe Idaho sena- | tors nave 1n the past been strongz opponents of the Mormon theocracy in their state, Lut both tho vepublican and democratic parties of the uew commonwealth have pledged themselves to repeal the law which dis- franchises the saints there aud the gentiles of Utah vote the senators as against them, The 5,000 distranchised Mormons will hoid } the balanco of power in tho state aud both of the political parties there are anxious for the support of the church. Tbe republicans may secure it for a year or 1wo at least, pro- vided Senators Dubois and Shoup shali be able to hasten the admission of Utah. In Arizonathe Mormons huve held the ba.ance of power for many yoars and ns the voto of the church fu that territory has always been solidiy democratic thaicowm- monwealti may safoly be couuted upon for furnishing three democratic covgressmen and thrae demooratic clectoral votes. New Mexico has few Mormon colonists, but its population, more thau halt composed of illiterate mongrels who speais only the panish lenguage, furnishes n democratic wajority, 8o the democratic party in congress will dotibtiess admit the terviiory us soon as possible. The Utah saints have falrly carned state- hood ut the hands of the democratic party. Sinco the rocelpt of tha revelution suspena- ing the practice of polygamy and the di sion of the church on national party lines the democracy has twice earried the terriory by large piuralities, beginniog in August, 1801 and cnding lust’ week, L'ree wool and free lead have received the endorsement of the chureh in Utab, notwithstanding the fact that tne wool product of the territory exceeds 10,000,000 pounds aunually aud the silver minos there nearly all coatain largo | vercentage of lead. Such u remarkable | instance of selt-abuegation should not ba pet mitted o go unrewarded by the democratio party and doubtless it will not be, | "As” regards watters of population weaith, Utah 1s eatitled to admission, the census of 1500 the territory contanived a population of 207,000 and the governor in s auuual report this year estimated tho samo at 225,000, Salt Lake City alone has an as- sossed valuation of mord than 230,000,000, while Ogden, the second city in the territo | foots up nearly 12,000,000, But the fact that nearly three-fourths of the people of the ter- ritory are blind followers of u leadership which assumes to be a law unto itself, which maintaius that o law is lezal or bindivg | that does not emanate from the cnief priest- hood of the church through alloged revela- tion from time to time or tuat cor flicts with alleged vevelation, justly warrants the protest of the tiles of Utah :fl(flihsl statebood, placed that protest in fovn last week by voting to the number of 6,5% for tne Jiberal party’'s candidate for congress and they will doubtless continue to fight admission of the territory at \Washington. Upon the democratic party will rest the responsibility of the ovil consequences of the premature admission of Utah, but that party will doubt- and By with the Westinghouse, it saved 40 per cent fuel, ‘They are now building a sime ur one for the clectrie light company in Plattsmouth, which has been sold on the smme terms as the laundry engine, J. A, Murpby of the Murphy Manu- facturing company adds a testimoninl il feature aht, He th one for that brings out the economi of this engine in still holder 1i bas been running his plant w. the past four yewrs. “Mineis a forty horse power éngine,” said he, “and I wiil put aguinst the world for economy and everything else. For fitty-four days of countinuous running the uverage coal cousuwmption A pounds of slack per day. My power costs me less than $1 per day _ Alate invoice of cLeneile. curtain and Smyrna rugs atlow prices Coun cil Bluffs Carpet company. See those oll heaters at Swaine's, Broady i787 —— Manker Owns Up, Chbarles Maake young man, who flew frow the altar Lo the police coart with such ustonishing rapidity, was brought before Judge MaGee yesterduy morning to auswer to 1be charge of robbing an old man frow the country of several dol- lars. Whea bis case was called up he weak- ened and admitted tbat all the mouey that he had with bim bad come out of bls vie- tim's pocket aud that he would bave bud the rest of it if the oMeers had not arrested bim just when tbhey did. He was bouud over to ibe grand jury and his Lond fxed at §500, in the matrimonially inclined | less assume 1t. |0 that, as in many other 1u- | stances in its history, it will ignore the | lessons of the past: it Will not consider the fact that in Ohio, Missouri and Ilhuois, and | wherever olse Morionisw has gained a'foot- | hotd, the icaders of the church huve boen | pre-cminently conspicuous in acts of perfidy i | with all political porties, end tho massos have peen rebellions and lawless; n brief, tunt the institutioy bas ulways been hell in the body politio. —— The 150 characters for the great spec- tacle “*Ben Har” have all been selected, A, and rehearsals were begun yesierday with unhounded enthusinsm, Mr 5. A, | Morris, the drill master, expressed his | gratification at the fine appearance of 1lha sees, and expects to soect | handsome characters as ho has ever drilled, The gray seenes of the pantomime will be enlivened with quaint steps and orviental dances, stately drills and | marches and beautiful vevels by the be witehing **blackbirds” and **hutter- flice.” ‘I'he whole will by mounted with the mosy elaborate scene and the richest costumes ever scen in Council Blufls, **Ben Hur” will be given De- bhembor 1, ———— Coul and wond: best and cheapest Missouri hard wood in the city; prompt delivery. H. A Cox, No. 4 Main. | | — | [ Leap Year Party. A leap year party was given last Thuriday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 : ", B. Sampley. Tue evening was spent ploas- us | 20, fl’)" TWENTY PAG ments, Tbo following invited prosent: Misses | Latving, Woods, Mansfield, iittar, Ravnolds, Dempster, | Hollis, Dibols: Measrs, Pathyoridee, Brock, Joseoh, Loaving, Bareat, Shillington \\"""‘ MeNitt and Van Aroam Now that 1t's Ove: 'he political battle is the cam= ov Paign oratol ‘kot, has faded wway with hass drum has sounded its last at: the smell-to- hoaven toreh pleases the small boy no | lonac d now to business, Thore is before you the busicst business campaign ever experienced In business matters You can, with safety, pin your faith to the future of real estate 1n Council 3lufls, 0 say Greonshiclds, Nicholson & Co, who are expert oferto show up the calling at their offic and who roof 1o any one 621 Broadway judgos, Where to Worship. Congregational—No preaching Sunday school at noon. Berean Baptist by the pastor, No evening service, Young Men’s Christin. Associatlon - Regu lar gospel meoting at 4 o'clock, led by W. A Joserh. Al men inyited. Fifth Avenuo Methodist Eepiscopal church Revival sevvics will continue Sunday frc services, 10:30 &, b a Proaching at v school at m, m, 0a. m. to 12 m, and from Glo Y p. m. W, Brewes, pRstor, Christian Masonic temple. Sunday €chool, 10 a. m. Morning sermon, 11 Young Peovle’s Society of Christian b coavor, 6:15 p m, Liveniog sevmon A, H. Carter, pastor, Broadway Mathodist Episcopal chi Corner Brond wav aud i'irststreots. 1re ing by the pastor, itev. H. 1’, Duclay, ch th 10 m. ana 750 n, w. Sunday school at 13 m, Epworth league at 6:30 . m. Secona PPresbyterian, Hamony ana Logan streata—S Alexander, pastor, Lesidence, 701 Enst_ Broadway. Preaching at 10:10 a. m.oand T30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 . Young people’s mecting at 6:30 p. m Trinity Methodist Epscopal — Fourth street ana Ninth avenue. Itov. it. 1. Bar- ton, pastor. Preaching, 10:30 a, m. and 7 40 . m. Class meoting, 9:30 a. m. Sunday school, 1210, Kpworth loague, 6:45 p. m. irst Presbyterian, corner of Willow av- enue aud Seventh 'street, Roev. Stophen Phelps, vastor--Proaching by the pastor ut 103070, m. and 7:3) . m. Sabbath scnool at 2 m. Young peonle's meoting at 6:50 p. w. St John's English Lutheran vices on fiest floor of Merriar Main and 200 Pearl street, at m. and T80 p. m. Rev. G. \W. Savder, pastor. Youug People’s meoting at 7 p. m, Sunday school at 9:45a. m. Temple Baptist, Young Mew's Christlan Association rooms--Preaching scrvices at 10:30 u. m, and 7:0 p. w., by L. A. Nali, pasior. Moroing sermon, “Applica Chris! tianity is What Saves.” iveaing, “How to Observe Thunksgiving.” Sunday school at 2, Pivst Baptist—Preaching moraing and evening by the pastor, Rev. James H. Dav Sungday school at 12 o'clock. meeting, 6:30. w. Rev. W. 1% Baptist chureh, installation sermon. vited. 5. Young peopla's Instatlation services a3 o, totlings, 1.D., of the ['irst Omaba, will' proach the All are cordially in MWL Swain of Omaha will deliver a lecture on Thunksgiving evening, en- titled *‘Cheap Advice,” under the nus- pic of the Utile Dulei socioty of St, Joba’s English Lutheran church,at their place of worship on the first floor of the Merriam block, 208 Main and 209 Pearl street. 'The lecture is a rich one and will delight and profit all who hear it, After the lecture there will be a socil entertainment. To lecture and social only 25 cents, — . Gentlemen, the finest1ina of rall gzoods in the city, just received. Reiter, tho tailor, 510 Broadway — A D48 Noten. Tho foot ball team ot an oceasional nrac- e aud expect to play Onaba Thauksyiviog day. “The week of prager closed last nieht with an awakened interest in the work., Some splenaid addresses wero deliverad by the pastors. An entcrtainment of a musical character will be given soon for the purpose of furnish- ing the reading roon: with a list of papers for next yen Than day will bo observed by the association. The Ladies Auxihary will give ption to the young men in tho evening o'clock to !, Gymuasium ses commence Monday, November 2i. Business men's, Monaay, Wednesday and Friday, 5 to G v, m.; voung wen, Monaay, ‘Tuesuay, Thurday and V'riday BUS . m, A letter addressed to G, awaits a claimant at the B of Migs Ollah Cook fires china threo times a week, Dessert plates, 10 cor Miss K. J. Davis is closing out her stock of votions at less than cost. 500 Maiu street, opposit Kiel's hotel. Coal and Wood. Saekett & Preston, 628 Broadway. Telephone 1. s bl Married i Haste, John €, Reed of Omaha and Dorothy 1 Manix of Dunlap arrived it the city yester day from different directions, wetand vro- ceeded to tne oftice of the county ¢ where they anplied for a marringo licensc Encourazed by fatherly Clerk Campbell, confided fact that their parents had opposed their mateh for some time past. ‘Tbey had como to the conclusicn, kowever, that their mateh ih appearance of the to him the was one thing thut was ne 1o the salyation of the country und decided not to run any risks by postponing its con summation. They were supplicd with the r and went to the houseof a neighboring ol rgyman who united them in matrimony. ‘They then left for Omabia, where they will male their howme. mi o8 The Trinity Indies’ at Gunnoude’s, MeA te eratock’s and Taylor’ emont for sile James & iay ocery stoves, sgiving viee, Thanksgiviog will be observed churctes of the city # dav. Union services Broadway Mothodist churen at 10:40 a. m. Rev. G. W. Snydes, vastorof St. English Lutheran church, will preach. Ail the Protestant Kvangelicul churches of tho city will unite, and a cordial invitation is ex- teided to the public ——— There will be o studio opening and exhivition of hand painted china at 1625 by the next Tburs- will beld at the usual, bo John's arnum street, Omaha, November 21 and 22, and at the ( nd hotel Couneil Bluffs, Novemboer 24 and 25, All inter- ested in beautiful china cordially in- vited. Work of Sneak Thioves, A foew nignts ogo o sncak thief nipped a pair of shoes from in front of Morris' shoo shop. Either they did not it the thief or elso they fit 5o well that he wanted a dipli cate, for last eveninz ho bappened along again and nipped anothor pair. A lap robe valued at 85 was stolen from in frout of Probstela’s harness shop on South Muin street. I'hore s no clow to the thief 1u eithor case. Don’t makeany arrangements for your hoiigay goods until you have seen the many new and useful articles at Lund Bros, —_———— Populists and Prohibitionists, Cuicaco, 1L, Nov. 19.—Anoth move- ment is on foot 1o unite the probibition aud the people’s party. Yesterday a commitiee, representing botb orzanizations iu Cbicago, callod on Senator Peffer at the (Girand Pacifie, to uscertain bh.s views on the sub- jeet, The commitiee was composed of Dr. H. {1, Taylor, chairmun of the Cook County Probibition club; D. W. Fulwiler, presiden- tial elector on the peonle's party tickel; Ebeuezer Peckly sud I'rauk Newwan. Dr. ‘Iaylor presented the subject Lu the senator. Tue ovtcome of the coufercuce was Lhe antly lu music, gemes aud olber amuse- sutnorizing of Dy, Taylor to issue @ circulur wuests were | ES T NEW LU Wonier an Both orado ul Loval D¢t M Failed Al Copeland now lu It inre thoroughness, it and the remarkah! use. Out of | kindred v il treatment L vast expe NG TREATMENT n 1ts Atteasted { Lady Whom sre and Col- untain Air t Cure spect to its nat ) L] wode of application © resuits attending its Dess Copeland and | Shepacd havo perfected o treatment th | tically vatuable in an unusual degree In advanced ¢ ol imption, | when the lun of pus and uleor { ous sores, Dra Copelund and Shepard do not profess 1o cur | that thieit treat val | Hundveds of p Tuag troub' o ar Copeland and Sh treatment., IEvery one of the | ana is on the rond I'her s two about this subjoct 1. The Co discovery is the o ever done thes The pationts ow Mis er into tho facts g Hunt say ity nttendi aat help. and sore roo it Spteting b My b 1 could not WUt W smoth ppetite, r with ahe Hily consimat thata slight 0ol even, u In August, | sieln, I went o Color would care me; but | Alimost ready t spocial lang treatment « AN fo it a compie betier and stronger t the putients I ¢ The new lun aily to pat Drs. Copelaad an quiry by mail or nature and mode ¢ to ts @ arrh treate )0 " monin 1 (i pvldml M ROOMS 31 AND ascertain the fe to conce ning the bienc NEw Youk importers of ladics’ mings, laces, outto witl liabitivies of #l inally larger. NEw Youk, Nov 41 was toduy enle Letter company wl York 'Truth, in fuvo natter, for money 1o ber 15, 1502, NEW Youk, No an exeeution for 0 Smith, the yoteran of Adamson Metianc Heatn & Co,, on 1856, for that amou carried intorest froy Lo about §h Nov. DixveR, rumor Hon. Charles S, tional committesms fnjured George D, ivemug Fost that Mossrs. ‘Thor bad & few words in whe Post, but no bl fired, wolo,, 148 baen oire Gilmore's Prowia, 1., Nov. disband after playir row night. Gulesburg opeca no matinee. Nrw Youk, Nov. published this Truth is involved § cutered by Rovert | Letter company, is dation in fuct. u mistake on the pa ing the judgment Jealouny Ciicago, Iil., given here A was 1 R WS bt o, BULLDING, WLl ¢ [} Catarrh, judgment dock Tue facts and Lhe box recoipts were Truth Free fro worning to The error occurred LBrou Nov in the by s are decaye its special It i lun nent hus from Dis, vin ed by tho hoing tre epard with rs0 s heing benefitted th to romeimber These are: speland and Shepied uly treatiment that has erers any good whonre tiking it w either given up by other physicians or failed Lo ot rolicr. he troatment applies to all tung ty bles, buy works woaderful resuits those cases whose muarked syimptoms are: Pightness of the ehest with leavy weight and opprossion, Wheer, Labored broathing. Cough. swoats, Spitting of blood. Fhe following case is given to show 10 suecess of this treatment. [t is that of Mrs Fana Hunt, wife of M J. 1 Hunt, the well known daivyman of Couneil Bluffs, la . vesiding at 2511 ave uue G Both hushand and wife invit searching inguiry by any sincere doubt- HUNT, ith, Mrs. L stutement of my cease is ot entirely nereaable o me, sl fecl 1 to be rather in the line of my duty to spenk. When 1 Appled o Des. Coprand and Shopard | feit that the WORstwould eomie un ees 1 eould fi ono who thorougaly wndersiood inag eom; Vi coutd Kive me loead a Jetatiomal treatment. 1 eonld seareely walk around the hoase or up teps with hortand my lungs wenk %0 Into eharel o 1 erowided 12 fecling. My fnngs folt air uto them, A iits, constant hawiing and Wl was perfeetly s ful to my fesh aud brought me to A dungerous state of nervous and physical exhutis tion, A tecking couzh worried duy and night and warned tusiowly deveioping consumption. Fhis Wis iy co nofor three vears, durin, whiei thne Lwas renied by varions doetors in O s Councii Biuff, but with no benctit to spenk Of. 1wy warned Ut my lunas were very bad and would bring on gquick i Loupon the advice of u phy 10, hoptug the mountatn atr e e bome with 1 fmprove ave up. | owns led G0 (st the s Des. Copeland and Shepard to seess. 1L s o me Lo been for ye 1he Tieve It s pertectly eared me an 1 will e of lasting benefit. 16 has wiready stoo the test of months, When «ther s anda o e of funiled me Dre. Copeland and Shepard res me 1o per feet henlth. Lnppreciate it il rontment is belng sent 1l through the west. 1 Shepard invite i rat the ollice as Lo its »f anplication, $5.00 A MONTH. At ths uniform rate of licin red troc ths b low ats at e ond 't pro:n blinl, cnliml [nstitute L NEW YORK LIFT OMANA, NE COPILANDOM, D, HEPARD, M. D, Asthin, Broncitis, Sery ous fyriti e <ot the Throat, Lo cling of the two parties ding of the purties, bl 19 . Mommer & Co., dress aud court trim ns, ote, have assizned 00,000, and Gssels nowm 19, —Judzment for $1 wed against the News Mieh published the New r of Robert Dunlap, the aued from 1887 to Octo Tho sheriffl veceived i ugaiost Menry N, stock speculator, in favor dlers,assigace of Williain sted July 7, t Tho execution also July 5, 158, amounting Nov. 14.—A sensational ulated tothe effact that Tnomas, democratic na had shot aud serlously Hervort, editor of the in the case are n, 10 Herbert mot aud nas g regard 1o an editorial in ows Were struck or sbots — sand 19, —Gilmore's bana will ng an engagement tomor ‘Pl baad played here last nignt attached by the use for lailure to play a ‘I'ue watter was compromised, - Incumbrane ‘The publishers of 19, Truth announced today that the paragraph the effcct tbat u & judgwent for §15),000, dunlap sgainst the News, wbsolutely without foun ) vu of the clerk iu enter: The claim was sgainst tne Chicage News Lutter company. - W th Cause. 19. —Charles Brown to- day shot bis wife and Johu Leavitt, probavly fatally woundi \be later. The womau | | SPRECIAT, \muom ! Clii: a. r EMPLOY MENT, TANTEI waroral honsewor WA oo warts. > W no Addross O | W ANEED, & achool glec to work for e board wb 0 Frankiin av.nit = HOUSES AND LANDS SARM and clty loans. M aved on l~xv usineas FeREAIN MOner 11 AL 10f (0¢al 11 o8 Lougeos X Towle, 255 Poar! st o I SALE - Chuteort 1 ottawatinmie S0 an aere. KOS v [FOR EXCUANGE A uice | ot 1th avenue, cle n Ot Hanscom lae forred. WA pai 1 $2,50) difter \ wn & o J0R EXCHANGE G0 were 3 OWLEN e yen ois, Al clothing oF othor mdse. & [P EALE. Onwmalipopwonts. feuit and gncdos And near Connell Blufs. k. A1 Sheafe, Bronds A a5 And Matn str W\ WOOD & €O have soma of tie fnest farme < Southwestern towa forsnle. Call and 808 s 0N Malu Atrect HANGE - Good 4 room house on £outh SLTOT I, Groenshiohis, Nicoolson & Cos ol owlng dwcliings 1l Pk ave., £ 1 X0, 0t st (oo, 825 um dwalling, 1DEN At i Avan e 1, §28 om dweliti, I8 Bromdway 2 10100, 385 Ronton st Sroom 7 room 440 Uineo Sroom dwelling, 200 Hnrn o T room dwelling, Babhitt [\ room 240t av e i Mynsie Groom dwelling, G troom dwelllug, 15 Croom dwelling. Habbitt 1) T room dwalllng, Morninesi 4room Awelling, 465 Park wy e 1 froon dweliing. S5 Avenue A, $10 room dwelling, 404 N hth st $10 Sroom dwolling, 01 N Tth st 1), Croom dwelling, 1U St §10. Groom dwelling, W5 4th at.. $10 Lroom dwoling, 148 Vine <t 810, trroom dwellinz, 257 13 nve, $10 troom dweliing 1425 Avonue B 410, Hroom dwoliin, it nve., §10, troom dwelling, 1 Avenie A, 810 roum dwelling, Graliam wve, near g, §9, £room house, | 10 Eroonn dwellih, cAL B, Croom dwelling ). 85 S-room dwelling, I 4room dweliing, 2080 Avenue C. 55, (room dwelling, 28t und Avenue M, §3 Sroom dwolling. 103 S0 st8 Sroom dweiling. S010 Avonio A4S Lroom dwel ng, 565 N. 15t st § room dwelling, 61l So. 1<t at, & o dwelllng, W) Avenie A, &0, sroom dwelling, 214 1ith ave , § m Awelling, 208 Avene D, §0, roum dwelling, T4) Avenue 1, €. room dwelling, 2210 Avenue 1), §1 oo dwelllng RN toom dwelling, 201 Park wys., §12. I MY netor At 1Lk, «_ 6 Mynet 1 dwelling, 1741 Sixt Sheafe, reatar ngen and Mata ave anyth " Broadway for sale or timide sec k. 1 Main streot 00 lots in Central sub W Tots In Mulien's adi 33 10t fn Baylies & P 52 10ts In Mayne's st 0 oty In Potter & Cobb's 1lots In Beer's s 1h. 1 1ots in Beor s adil 22 1oty In HiRhlaud aild 1% 10ts In Hatehluson's a1 4 10t In Turley’s add 1 Tots in RIAQI0's wdid 120 ot in Wrlkht's ad il 15 ot 1n Plerce’s ndd Lots in every nddition (o the elts cheap for oash, oron paymenis. il and see us No trouble 16 show property. Greenshields, Nieholson & Co. tract g 10-mere fruft 0 postofice: 2 1K, g o) g 101 Tl 20) app Price $,000. Noj Bitting: elivap for rosiden ) ACRES of clowy Land i Cxchnngo for good resii Nebriakn (o) Councll Blugsd nd. Jolnaton . Puse I BROADWAY for snic A investmont. £2000 Natlonal bank, Omaha WL pay 10 per cont 1. 0. Gihson, 507 Vet furntshed coftnge o) r youn Ol RENT—New G100 motor iine: wuitable { Ingutre at 8eoct house. M!BCELLANLDUS. Aol of iy one purchiast Aol ApplY Lo € Hroadway. GUND. A whifeh it is 6w s, Nieho Iae 1 ARBAGE X chimneys cl ron and conapooln . Burke vaulty ity bidg, Ol SALE stocks in hrawka. Tnvoleen 85,00 Co $126H) l‘nn‘“ ¥ tabiiahed Lustiss 11 Bt T ehieap, or 1 excbange 10 Addross 1 O, 1 wnd, an X 30, ¢ QRSB ana eattle winterid o Geonke kIt m, opposits Wabash round House: For termy ap ) dwimes Ralpin, ot farw, or k. P Worikht, sixth foor, Baldwin b z 3 DANCING SCHOOL. ONDAYS 10 I MR 500 N it A i o Omaha Medieal and Surzica I).‘VSTITUTE. e five @ Kar INFIRMARY RO THR —O0F ALL—= Glll‘flllfl and Saruicl Disaass Lestfacilitios, apparat Fanating s oF by ery o Of dibens i modical OF surgieal trestint £ Leds for patients, boar Lk L atten in s, {0k it . _ ot o als Bt ay traw Jorntions A SPECIALYY, ok on Diseasns of 1y i1 DISEASES OF i Wornien FIREE. W0 liye s binzd al Tnstitute meiog DISEASIES Iy tronted. Syphilith Withont i iy ot VITA v b traat cnimunio toas €4 50t by sl of ke Lo Indleats o i lntarvion p. story Of your ¢ o1, i m pires L us o K ) plain ¥ Bool( 70 MEN, 4.0 JEFORMITY, APPLIANCKS, DRICE KIC BATTERIES AND ¥ 3 Omaba Medical and Surgical Institute 26th avd Brozdway, O uncil Bluffa, Ten winl )fOuARs 0d Umaas wni Counil Blulls electric i — e will recover, Al three are vesidents of b disreputlable quarter. - - The Fire Kecord, X Canoirr, Nov. 19.—The Morchants Ex chunge and the Bute dock oftices burued th morning, togetber with ull tbe records and drawings gathered since the docks WK opened. 1.0ss §525,000. e —— Tommy Warren Arrested for Murder. Waco, Tex.,, Nov. 19.--Tommy Warren, featberweight prize fighter, s under srrosy for the murder of Clem Stovall, 8 colored porter of the 5L Churies bouse, 0u Oce ber 16,