Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1893, Page 3

EWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Boheme to Move the Ohautauqua Amphi- theater to a Better Location. UCH INTEREST TAKEN IN THE PROJECT Grounds Are nerally Wit Moy it Future, Where the Proposed Ne Situated—The Public G g 1o Axsist Plans for th h ot A move is beine made wealthy mec of Council Bluffs whic alt the Chautauqua amphitheater being moved from its prescnt site, three miles vast of the city, to A spot just southeast of Fair park I'hat such a project wus b talked of was stated by Tie Bre several weeks ago, butat that time there was nothing talk In the lust few weeks the scheme has ad vanced far enough to practically insure an assembly for the s m f 1804, 1n a tion where tie peog cil Bluffs Omaha can paty Jected to the ir Bive and mud The seround talked easily inle. extension of the mount park, and « of exte ould e two ends of the ) gers o reach the wer Main street st strect. It is 9 street, so that mto the grounds b having a road mad through the adjoinineg crty for the dis tance of o few hundred feet In ever it 1s far superic the present location. there is the shadow of adoubt that if the plan now talked of, is carried to com pletion, the Chautauc cmbly will be #ure thing and Counc have one of the finest conven Is in the west The plan is to move the hitheater it sections. Expericnced contractors have been figusing on the cost of work are un: ing that the entirely practicable. It is backe of the wealthiest citizens of Council Blufls, and v cive the hearty co-operation of the public. quietly certain v will in probability result in ng much but acee near the pr Join the and allow passen nd either from th ts or from S to Madis wily The Grand Hotel, Council Bluffs. Most elegant hotel in lowa. Dining room on seventh toor, Rates, $ to %6 per day. L. F. Clark, Prop. Protect your tive storms. V slronge: \VAwm|'u.n destrue- the against . James has in the world brushes only 200 Broad way Bargains in fine tooth cologne. wholesale price, Davis, the druggist, and 10 AGAINST THE COMPANY. May Do a1 Jud, Judgge Deemer handea down adecisio terday in the district the two cases whereim Spencer Smith is plaintiff and the motor company defendant Smiith, it is re membered, bought up claims from the tax payers formoney paid in in the shape of taxes 10 assist the motor company in putting in its plant, and {s now trying to r from th company about $40,000 of the W00 which was 80 paid in, on the ground that the motor compuny forfeited its right to the money when it assigned its charter to o Nebraska poration and failed to do any of the work Citizens e Gloating ‘s Decision, Over Deeme ves which was the main condition on which the | bonus was voted, The company filed an answer, alleged that the tax could not be recollected, beeause it had been paid without any pro test, and the citizens thus lost the right to bewin action. The motor company’s attor- neys also claimed that the suit could not be prosecuted by the citizens, but should be brought by the city or the county, to whom they m.n d the tax, and that if t 1 any right of action whatever it did nov xu against the company, but against the city or the county. ‘The third statement upon which the defendant tried to have the case knocked out of court was t the claims had outlawed, more than five years Laving elapsed since the moncy wis ever. Lhe plaintiff demurred to these and the questions mvolved wer some length, Yesterday Judge 1 dered his decision. In it he held claims of the motor founded, that the citizens had bring suit for money which had been paid in for taxes if the one for whom the taxes had been paid had not lived up to the conditions on which hie was to receive it, and he h also that the cl; were not barred by th statute of limitations. ‘The decision, while it docs not dispose of all the questions in volved in the case by any meuns, is regarded as a signal victory agaiust the compa the fight that is now going on bety company and those who believe it should be compelled to reduce its passenger rates be tween Council Bluffs and Omaha in which it claims, argued at emer ren that the i right to Every staple article and novelty in the china line at Lund Bros. New pattern wire frames for tissue lamp shades. For first o for World's slass rooms in Chic fair call on Ohio Knox. Ploked 0 Club B For the past two week: pointed by t anymedae Wheel club been looking over the city trying to find a suitable club house. Yesterday afternoon they succeeded in finding what they wanted, and a contract was signed by which the club will take immediate possession. The west vide of the “Annex” to the Grand hotel will o the headquarters, and arrangements are t0 be made at once for furnishing the rooms in a suitable manuer. The club starts out with a membership of about sixty, and* will have a club house that is in every w worthy the name. A “smoker is t ing by the Omaha the Ganymede boys Free treatments daily from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Council Blutfs Medical and Surgical lll\lllvm Xith and adway. Conl and wood: best Missouri hard wood in the city: delivery. H. A. Cox, No. 4 Main, Will Buy a Lot A meeting of the Sccond Presbyterian church and congregation was held We day night, at which the new church edifice was tal present editl for the needs of uie, committee riven tomorrow even Wheel club in honov of and cheapest nes plan of builaing a ced up. The has proved to be too small the growing organizition and it 1s thought to be located too much at one side of the district from which its men bers are drawn. 1t was accordingiy decided that & new lot should be purchased and a new building crected. Three lots are talked of, but which of the three will be yet a matter of uncertai One of them is on East Pierce strect, ane on Washington avenue and the third on Broadway See the pecriess Dauntless and get terms. Henvy Murphy Geo. preseviption druggist A. H. Perigo & Co., 103 Columbia and other high grade bic 10 Pearl, Davis, bicycles. Natie All members of Council B 49 and Hawkeye No. IM are meet at the Oda Fellows hall Friday 12:80 p. m., to escort the remains of oy bnnlu-r J. A. De Vol of Goodrich loag 144, Omaha. All visiting brothers a vited 10 attend. By order of noble John Lindt and F. Rapp. luffs lodee No. requested to Cook your meuls this summer on a g range. At cost at the Gas company. Another Wheel Club, The *Light Brigade™ is th by @ newly organized wheel club composed of a 8ot of youngsters of a smaller size than those who belong to the Ganymede. The ofticers are as follows: President, Beriha and | citi- | paid | company were not well | prompt | taken is | name adopted | Smith; vice president, Karl [olat: secre- ( tary, Ida Carothers; treasurs Nellie Weid ner: captain, Henry Holst. ‘The other mem- be are Flora fuason, Laura Weaver, ‘ Mary Weaver, Dora Hines, May Waite, Delia Diers. Nellie Haworth, Marion Benton, Rolin Judson ry Reel, Krnest Riekman, | George Duquette,” Archie Kirby, Clyde James, Ray Hazen, George Haworth, Edgar Diers olle from Wounded Kne Meyers of the Meyers I returned yesterday fr to Ct where he still lurge business interests, He w there for a uumber of years very popular ng the In During the Sioux war two years ago the only man who could where he oleased in the Indian without being obliged to pay toll alp, For several months he had o contract to furnish ghost shirts to iskins, and still does a thriving busi hen he goes out there selling them to During his last visit one of the yux chiefs walked forty miles to make him original war head dress | Foot at the battle of | Wounded Kn Iti sl live head dress | and Mr. Meyers is anxious to find somebody ho can appreciate historic value with ruthlessly bre the numerous py familics the ipposed to have abidi waily colorea folds. Gob company iness trip retains irniture ma bus. adron, Neb, ocated and dians. wis he w white #0 county ith his sc the s () ness tourists, u present of the worn by Big its numerous Stop at the Oy Couneil Blufls, the Domestie sc Min Boston Storc Miltonberg Pearl of Savo the Payton company ton. 502 Broadway 0 be given tonight by tle Marchioness™ L Lon company Tomorrow afternoon will be given by the Pa Sport” Miller, after ( vears from the city Rev, W. . Gray A missionary to 1 Sunday evening It 1 absence of s urned home appointed el nex Baptist everal hus been will pr Berean | church Unit 4 thiis Harris, ofticers At 10 Payton matinee Saturday a $ gold | pic will be given the school child who | | hands in the largest list of words nade from the letters of the name Corse Payton I'he following new cases of measles were eported yesterday: Corn Childs, ¢ enth avenue; Edith Sherraden, 626 Willow avenue; Nellie Brock, 1504 Seventh avenue A committec of the base ball enthusiasts of Omaha been in consultation with parties owning land in the western part of the city with reference to sceuring a base | ball ground there for use during the coming ball season L. A. Casper and guild will meet in regular session at afternoon at the home of Mrs on Pierce street, for election of | is putting out a lot of trecs ornamental shrubbery in Fairmount park, as the commissioners directed at their last meeting. About §100 is to be spent in this way and a great improvement will be made in the appearance of the park The following officers have been elected by the Epworth league of the Broadway Metho- dist church: President, George I Mahon; vice presidents, Mrs. Allic Bal ad and Miss Oreutt; treasurer, youngest traveler that ever passed | | Council Bluffs on its own hook was | city yesterday, the guest of the Adams Express company. 1t was_a Jerse 3 months old, and had come all the way Rochester, N. Y., on its way to Martha Dewey died at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at her home in Neola, aged 82 yeuars, She had been a resident of Pottawattamie county for more tha years. She leaves seven children. funeral will taka place tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock from the residence. The case of the United States Publishing company of Chicago against Alfred Igholm (. A. Beebee and Frank Levin is on tri i the district court. The plaintiff allegc that Levin and Beebee signed guarantees for Egholm, who acted as it for the United Publishir iy, and v by thesc ntees they will have to pay sometning like #2500 The defendants | deny ever having slga= the pupe A concert will be given this evening at the | s temple under the auspices of the A fine program will be the following well known musi- ug engaged for the occasion: Mrs. W. W. Sherman and Mes, [ M. Treynor; alto, Mrs. Olive Smith, a_nicce of P . Bliss: tenors, I M. Treynor aud K. M. Birds: . Jules Lumbard and B. P. Windsor: ) H. Fr planist; W. T, Thickatin, sccompanist; Miss Frances Tomlinson will also give a number readings. Ben Long and Ed Anderson, who keep an | Upper Broad resort, were to have had a | trial before Justice Fox yesterday morning on the charge of keeping u gambling house, but L. Martin, who claimed to have lost 24 in their place and was the prosceuting wit ness, had been run off the scene of action be- | forchand. ‘The defendants were all prepared o file @w information against him charging hint with the same offense thatstood against them. He saw that the hair they had hold of was rather shor nd decided to save him- self the inconvenience of examining Council | Bluffs scenery through a set of iron bars, wd skipped.” Both the criminal against Long and Anderson wer as was also the eivil action that Martin com: menced to collect the money that he claimed to huve ) Days at the World's It will cost you less than & thing necessary included. homes in private cottag close to grounds and on the Lake Michigan. Write to weth, Windsor Park, 1L Refers to H, W. Tilton of TheE BEE, or Jacob Sims of Sims & Bainbriage, Council Bluffs, ‘e ).00, ever This me: T. Chyno- | Another improvement to_the popular Schubert piano. Swanson Musie Co Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. rounl Paragraphs. Miss Carolyn, daughter of Rev. 8. Alexander, is seriously ill. W. C. Brown of St. Josgeph, Mo., of the | Kausas City road, was in the city yesterday Rev. John Askin, D.D., went to Neola Wednesday to oficiate at the Wats-Dillin wedding Mrs. Charles Sw returned | from t wher 1S Mrs. Sprague. On her return home she was scompanied by her wter, Miss Isabelle, and M who will remain in Coun cil Bluffs for some tine. R L. Kendall the city yesterday and Mrs, vesterday been visiting of Missouri Valley was in the guest of J. B, Dries. bach, Mr. Kendall is & member of the Sons of Veterans of that place, and was instru mental in haviog Council Bluf's picked out as the place of holding the state encamp. me He says the lodge at Missouri Valley is very anxious that the necessary arvangd ments be made to keep the encampment | here, Mme. Helon Merrill, mancuring. Room hairdressing and | Merriam bloe Williamson & Co.. 106 Main street, largest and best bieycle stock in city, Marriage | The following lage | sued yesterday Nume and addre. s ilenry Holmes, « I Marthu 8. Jordu § Williwm Willett, Council Blufts I Relie Mowery, Council Blufts { Lucas Overmeyer, Countil Bluffs Eva Van Woriier, Council Biaffs nses. mar licenses were is. inha Omahia A new invoice of English latest and stylish, at the turbans, Louis, Allen-Bowman. Woodward V. Allen of Omaha and Miss | Helen Bowman of Council Blufls were mar- | | ried at the Cougregational parsonage in Lin coln, Aeb., last Wednesday. Both the young peoy well knowu in the social carcles of | | Council Bluffs and Omana l Use lkvmmlu s0ap. It is the best l Domestic way best for Bard water. | the oftice of the | | that all enginee | street | ordinance was | roud crossings; cre: | Grace | strongly against [ sell a elothes 0 THF OMAHA DAILY BEE: HAD A VERY. QlIET SESSION | Oity Council Gets a Grist of Routine Busi- vess Off Its Hands, WANTED TO TABLE STRICKLER'S BOND | | street and, mecting u policeman, caused | 1T it Makes n Motlon to that Effect, but to Find n Paving Tangles Ad Routine Fails ond One of the first council meeting last bond of V. O. Str night was the ofticial kler, the new member of the Board of Fire and Police Commissione inthe sum of 5,000 with G. H. Payne B. Hibbard, Allan Root and John F. Helin as sureties. The presentation of the bond aroused Mr. Specht. who declared that it was an insult to the have n man like Strickler placed in such an fmportant office, and he moved that the bond be laid on the table. The motion was with drawn, however, and_the bond referred to the committee on judiciary It was supposed that the paving specifica tions agreed upon by the council and the Board of Public Works several wecks ago would stand without change, but there wasa hitch reported to the council. The confer. ence agreed upon a five-ineh conerete base and two inches of asphalt for repaving streets in five different districts, The en gineer made a mistake, and in the plans on file in the Board of Public Works oftice placed the amount of base at six and one-half inches instead of five inches. The board refused to atlow the engineer to cor- rect the error and the asphalt men appealed to the council. A resolution introduced by Mr. Wheeler was adopted instrueting the Board of Public Works to allow the engineer to correet his er nd to have the plaus in ard of Public Works cor. rected to correspond with the speci adopted by the joint committee of the council and the bourd “The eity hall will have a flag pole in the vicinity of the Goddess of over the main eatrance, 1 do the necessary The original was canceled, a8 the committee con sidered the oviginal provisions for a flag and inaceessible A surer was nstructed, on Mr. ler's resolution, to have the tax list re vised and to add to it any property in t} at had been omitted by the asessors Liberty Paxton & Vierling work was far 254 ' ity u ved an tional clerk at an expense of §5 assist in the collection of s 16 request of the stationary engineers < of heating plants should be required to take out a license was re ferred to the cemmittee on judiciary Protests aguinst_the paving of ¢ from Tenth to Thirteenth Eightecnth from Leavenworth to were referred to the committee on guttering and curbing Judge Berka was given authority to place his house upon Fourteenth strect while ¢ tain repairs are being made. laxes on Odd Fellows and 1880, amounting to #196, cancelled Resolutions of sympathy for Councilman sasser, who wis recently stricken with \lysis. were unanimously adopted Mr! Juicks, who had - the contract for pay- ing Seventeenth street and St Mary's avenue, was ordered to complete his con- tract of pay the penalty he ordinance regulating the transfers was considered. The committee on viaducts and railways reported the sys- tem of transfers as pablished in Tur B addi month stella d of Pierce paving, all for ), we 186, viving of | Wednesday as meeting the wants of the peo- ple without the adoption of the ordinance proposcd, and recommended that the ordin- ance be placed on file. Objections were ed by members of the council, and the ferred o a special commit- tee of fiv , Wheeler, Saunders, nsisting of MclLc teel and Hascall attorney was instructed to pre- igning the room now ndent of the city hall to the use of the chief of police and the po- lice alarm operators, and removing the superintendent to the rooms in the north- west corner on the second floor of the build- | ing. The committee o of rejecting the i Police hack stands, the board's dered impracticable and unjust owners. The report was adopted. Ordinances were introduced the issuance of paving aud sewer bond ing the police court clerk to & month : ordering lights at a number of rail- mg sewer district 186: changing the grade of Fifteenth street from street to south line of Pad- Place; cxtending Burdette street from Eightaenth to Ninceteenth; ex- tending Eleventh street to Locust streets setting aside part of Harney street, east of Twenty-eichth street, for bark purposes; extending Twent ghth street through Fairmount Place; extending Phelps strect from Thirteenth to Fourtcenth: extending wenty-first from Boulevard to Vinton; ex- tending C street from Albert to T ovening Ninth strect from ¥ ing: changing grade of Indian Twenty-fourth street ordering paving of rom Farnam to alley ordering paving of Seventeenth the Union Pacific tracks to poles reported in favor ction of to hack dock roft to strect from sventeenth north, and street from nces were hydrants at and Grant, Thirty-first passed locating water Nineteenth und Burt, Thirticth and Vinton, Marcy and ing paving of Davenport strect from ‘Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth stre paving of Seventeenth stred th of Farnam to street; orderin nsion of water mains to Gibson school, requiring seven hydrants, and locating three fire hydrants on | v street from ‘I'wenty-ninth 1o Thiety-third. ROOM FOR REFOP M. it quette Ran to Abuse—A Wishes Count for Nothing. Within the present weck in Boston occurred an incident that is the extreme to which professional e quette may be carried. . A patient lay ill of a raging fever, whose apparently, had not been p mitigated the doctor “'in charge” of the cas The doctor was not entirvely factory to the patient and was ev tasteful to the latter, but had 1 called in because he happened to be o at hand. The sick man protested the continuance of the smingly useless treatment and insisted the' family physician should lled. Ina spivit of courtesy the tending physician was told of the f and of the wish of the patient. family doctor was called and was met by the attending phys 1 The two deetors had a private consul- tation, and as a vesult the attending physician announced that he would *‘re- main in chavge,” despite of the patient and the family, despite the knowledge that his every visit so ir- ritated and exasperated the patient as to increase the fever of the helpless but thovoughly indignant victim, The family then made an almost pit- eous appeal to the family physician to visit the patient, whosé condition was such as to oceasion grave alarm and the most depressing fears: but the reply made that no reputable physi Massachusetts would imveril standing under the rules which govern physicians as to attend a patient so long s t ttending physician” refused his consent.— Boston Ad tiser e JERSEY JUSTICE, A Forward € visser Has His Li for Trying to Kiss One of the Lilies, John H. Webb, a canvasser, tried to wringer to Mrs, Emma Bessinger of Jersey City the other day Mvrs. Bessinger didn’t want the wringer. “You will give me a kiss, though, Medieal tent, Pa- satis- Burned papers presented at the | taxpayers of the city to | cations | located | van expense ot district special | | 101 | Ruth sc rd of Fire | mmissioners in designating the | action being con- | fauthorizing teenth: | to Pwenty-fitth | | third Leavenworth | Twenty-fourth and Chi- | Dodge | typical of | progress, | ented or | the remedies prescribed by | the objections | | by Botheration ian in | his | won't you?" asked W Ihh as he advanced toward Mre. Bessinger. “Yes, you m have a kiss," replied the woman, and pickiag up a hair curler that she had a few mifutes before placed in the kitchen fire ta'beat, she put it to Wenb's lips. He screamed with pain and ran from the house, Mrs, Bessinger falowed him to the his arrest. Webb's scorched lips are badly i APEED RING. John Mt the Nooks at St uis n Terrifie Jolt, St Lovts, Mo, May 4.—The track was in good conaition and the best time of the mecting hung up. Immilda was the only favorite to win for the talent. John Met ferty worked one of his fumous coups tod; He backed Tom Harding down from 6to 1 to to 1at the post. He rode the horse himself and landed Hardiug first past the post by o safe e, six furlongs: Tmilda (2 to 1) won, Vashti 4 to 1) second, Beeswing (16 to 1) third. Time: 1:1683 Seeond fourund a half furlongs: Lad Clementing (6 to 1) won, Timothy (7 to 1) sec ond, Ludy Rose (7 to 1) third. Time: b8 Third race, seven furlon Boston Boy (3 to 1) won, Trene (510 1) s Burt Jordon 910 6) third. Time: 1:31 Fourth race, six_furlongs Ton, Catiun (€ to by socand, 1) third. Time: 1:1 Fifth race, suiling, five farlongzs ine (3 to 1) won, ‘Tin Murphy Hal Fisher (30 to 1) third. Time Good Sport at Nashvilt May 4.—Track at Cum berland fast today ; the sport first class and weather fine. Ouly one favorite won—Maia Marian—at the prohibitive odds of 1 to 15 First race, seven farlongs: Maid Marian (1 to 16 won, Flora ('s to 1) second, Scottish Belle (2010 1 third. Time: 1:301 Second ruce, seven furlongs: LéGrande (6 10 1) won obin (4 to 1) second, Royal Flush (210 1) th Tine: 1287, Third race, Merchants handicap, $1.600 added, value £1,810, one mile: Lord Willow- | brook (6 to 1)'won, Royal Flushi 10 to 1) see- ond, Tulla Blackburn “even) third. Tine 14d Fourth half a mile: Clara Bauer (12 to 1 won, Charniette 8 to 1) second el M ATster (20 to 1 third. Thne: 493 Fifthirice, six furl Kuben Payne 1 won, Bob $peed_second, Granny White ) third, Tie: 1:15, Pepper Stikes Almost o Walk-0y LexiNGtoN, Ky, May 4.-The weather was clear and eool, with” the track a trifie leavy, Five favorites won, Inthe stake race Lajoya frightened out all but two. First 3-yeir-olds and up mile: Jud Hu s (4 to 1) won, Woodsman | ‘J to 1 md, Siv Charles (8 to 9) third, Time: 2015 md race, selling, five and a half furlongs: tion 1o o) won, The Queen (3 to 2 see- . Mary Alice Lawrence (40 to 1) third. No md Joste D (Bto1) Mean Enouzh (8 to 1:013 Nasuvitre, Tenn 6 to 3 to epper stakes, 11,660, (1 1o ar-old fillies fou L half fur 4) won, Oh No to 1) ird, Time: 59'4. 2-yenr olds, four and Miles (2 to 1) wons | wyland (7 0 10) third. Tin hulf furl (20 to 1) s Fifth ruce, ellin 3 1o 1'wor uy (510 1) th lent ghths mile: Llew- to 1) sceond, Run- 1081 wored at,Gloucester, Grovepsten, N J., May 4.—The talent was | rudely thrown out today, only oue favorite winning First race, Blink Binoice' 4 4 10 1) second, Tin 1:( four and ove-halt won, Pranlie T ] furlongs: Little Charl 800 6 third. JTohn Mt five furlony A i, M It @ to 1) won, Artillery 5 1q to 1) third. ' Ty 1 Third race, mile and n Wi Fox Grape (4 10 1) won, Vende second, Transit 5) third. [ fourth furlo Rice (10 to 1) rins (G 0 1) second, Pokino (10, to 1) th 1 Fifth race, five furiongs: el Little Silver (4 to 5) second, T third. Time: 1:00% Kixth racc, six and w half furlongs: Minnie Clark (1 102) won. Kadlant (2 to 1) second, Frank 8 (6 to 1) thivd, Time: 1:85 Outcome at Hawthorne, Hawrne e, 111, May 4.—Results: First race, five furlongs: Froflizate won, Rosebud sceond, 1ifly tiird. 1:1805 Second race, six furlongs: | Foxhall “won, nd, Sull Ross third, Time: 1 s Third race, one mile: Tarauin won, Gene Caldwell seeond, Craft third. Thne Fourth ruce, sy furlin ~ First Lup second, Clifford third. Fifthi race, five furl Blossom second, Gray Goose 1:003 to 1) won, third. Kesults at Elizabeth, New Youk, May 4.—The following are to- day’s n-wm at Elizabeth: ¥ y, five-eighths mile: Tor 1o 1) \\nn by two lengths, \'uunr Arion ( second, White Rose (13 to_ D) third. FI. nd Bolero also ulso Time: 1:0544. Second race, three-fourths mile nooga (1 to 4 won by five lengths, 1) second, Peerie met (15 to 1) third) ntor (4 to 2) tery Chatto- yES |1 . five-cightis three lengths, second, te Chief (G to 1:09 Fourth race, mile: Astolat (1 Explorer (20 to 1) | tf 1) third. ¥ one mile: Uncle Sam won by three fengths, Madrid (8 t05) Virgle (51 third. " Kirkover and also ran. Time: 1:49. I . mile nnd a furlon to 1) won, Cou cond, to 1) third. T 04 Sixth race, five-eighths mile: Ajax 8 to 5 won, Madstone ieven) seeond, Lizzie (5 to 1) third. Thae: 1:05% East St. Louis Program. St. Loris, Mo, May 4.—Results at St. Louis today: First race, five furlongs, Brooks won, General Hardin Time: 1 Seeond race, five furlonzs, selling won, Lilly Lochicl second, Eden third 1:081,. Third rce, p: Florend Shankie D thir Fourth race cito: (1o 1) second, Sykeston (4 Liennis (15 East ling: Mandy ud, Outright four S0 1o half farlon ime: - 1:00 fonr and & half furlongs, handi- \d won, Roy Lochiel second, Cens L T i Fitth vace, mile, handicap: O, Hard Work at .. WastiNaros, D C., Mav 4 was heavy at Bennings and the was only fair: First vace, selling, six furlongs: May Bird won, Hunds OfF sccond, Hustler thivd, “Pime: | 1:07. Sccond race, five hulf farlongs: Naphtha | Deception second. Rose Washington third. Time: 1:14% Third race, Bess Mebutf 11474 Fourih won, St 1:06 Fifth race, Beldemonio s he course attendance handicap, one mile: ond, Tlume Log; third. won Pime: mile: 1 us third. el Tiy (e, five-cighths Putrick sccond, Cla Lisetta Time rlongs n third. Const. Sax Fraxcisco, Cal, May 4 Fivst ruce, four and a half fur won, Tillie s second; Button thivd, P& ond race, six ang y half furlongs Hock won. Chiarnier second, Orta third 1:24 it race. Cloud seeond won, 1:19) Results: Carmel Time: one milex Steadfast won, Red Almong guird, Thoe: 144 Fourth race, mile nd onessixteenth: Red Clond won, Marting second, Wild Robin third, T1 1:011g FIfth race, ~ix farlongs Broneo second, Hugeungt third, Sixth ruce, six furldnts: Lady ceond, Vanity! thivd 1t Was Not Fo'k Badget. 15, Mo., May's that ‘T'wilight, whose fuir grounas yesterdiy of the biggest coups which ever came off in the westy and which has caused many sensational rumors, is not Polk Badget or s othep Triuger” as was be- lieved lust ni Judge Bul President W and Captain. Belluires instituted an investigation, which dispels all_rumor of fraud. the horse Twilight is & 5-year-old, out of Legatee, and was bred by Governor Oden Bowie. Inkerman won Tine: 1:15 Green won, Fime: 13167 It is now asserted viectory at the consummated oue Hignest of Reduces the Sn agents for smoke consumers are The ordinance r the nuisance field with appliances warranted to entirely do away with the velous New 10 the boil the city. anything . | there is a patent smoke consumer at work n 2 , | Omaha, which the absolute | consuming steam boiler furnace in use at the Florence plant of the Water Works company and is the fnvention of ¢ nolds, engineer of the plant T begin with ! is ve inav ents tor this purpose have chinery help g asily without a sin this part of the boi the chamber chamber is provided with grate three-fourths |y, mediat are built in pocke fluc which flues, descending in nar, the 1 from the to the orick, connecting the with the furna patent t nolds' ¢ and the ber is drawn thrc ing and thrown brick causes the gases in the smoke t¢ and the last chamby fect combustion smoke | ple! b eonsumed, devoid of This much for invention | who are unde tion invention is best illustrated by g ! plant, wher y be orter for \ of ined the plant day 16 to 1) m The Water Wor est slack the boile sixty orly smoke stack of the p volum stove is o littie ting was pufting out would_pe day lons of v with less show of smoke plant block. In addition to doing aws the patent wate of Manage Works one-third The fuve o o | Water Wol Lepanto | Wil men have and have forn troduction of the has be and an South much eheapd sumers on the market the boilers are firs very re: He Proposes to Lend Umbe Steve ble 1t fifty and lat of cof the | | evening, | make CHICAGO, Veragua Chi dated with invitations ters in every dirvection. city is indefinite, air, partment thorough and systematic visits to the ground: any ostentation. daily through the different departments all in Leavening Power. hmmr MAY 5, 1899, AN OMAHA MAN'S INVENTION | Oaptain Reynolds Has a Smoke Consumer in Use at Florence. IS CHEAP, SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE pke Nursan nnd Sa « Besides Stock Organ- lzation of a Company. is the Mecca to which best means of and the abating the number of men evil is fangled att s in mi but o like satisfactory results. the invention of an Omaha has stood the test for largest plant in satisfaction Ihis is the iptain Frank ptain Reynolds y different from any ry important respect more or les devices and geegaws that ting out of order frequent In the Reynolds patent, ord anatomy "lan of Ca he plan fc it and the thee patent are very simple. Tt wee, constructed of fire brick, ¢ combustion the and the The co communication with hamber. The walls two parts to comprising an inde m each side and a top horizoutal uncets at the rear with two front by flue leadin cham The the combustion chamber intermediate chamber is 20 of the flue space. the flue, or vrovide an wdent row vertical combustion is.really th docs the work in nsumer, This arch is | smoke from the co gh the contracte inst the arch s of the furnace is chamber. the very brightly rticles are vassing off wrticles. burning 1y, the smoke the s ny floating me 1 may be of amiliar enough with me stand such a_device from But to the uninitiated the n ana whi a de the effectiveness of the fur in the ye interest afternool Effectiveness of the Device. s company u al that can be purch time of the visit cight s were in use, burning at_the tons of coal a day vapor that was 1o the residence wiere a good, h \suming coal by th )-horse power plant us small thy scuttle. saw mill near the wi > smoke in an hour works chimne; Tl.ree big engines pumping than the of an average three-story furnace, according Hall of the effects a saving mount of fuel has been fully cs company, but it w that it was patented ken an_ interest in a company to push tl invention. M n elected s ot offce has been es Fourteenth street. than any of the and, i to the company n th ntic tested by nbe: blished other sonable figure. -— BRODIE'S PIlIL STLVE Ias to Too Poor to Kid W YORK, May 4. Bridge Brodie, who 'mown as a vhi Side last winter wrels of flour to 1,000 loaves, » to the hom wery, will, if it inangurate a poverty bearab! sed 200 umbrel by giving poor nei wsages loss vay rains new He ing girl evening, storm or shine, drodie umbrellas in person Fach umbrella be an obligation th return it Mr. Brodie will e his umbrellas on rainy the ock has been fidence in the on He has « 1 umb - VERAGUA HAVING Duke Chic wloying Himself He Cannot Leave, May 4.—The mjoying the continues to be 1., who is o festiviti the xposition in man will be will | all that is to be He will of the seen of insy He -Latest U. S, Gov't Report, Baking | Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE e ton Minimum all of the journeying eutly passed requiring the use of smoke consumers in certain classes of buildings has brought up the old question of smoke in the | something mar- \ments have been made \y of the big buildings of yet none of them have given man, | five years in the city and has given smoke patent other contrivance All other pat s ma cannot ry fire brick is the only material used and the plant at Florence has been operated for five years le dollar's worth of repairs nolds' Invention. boiler prises intermediate bustion rs and inter of the chamber | vertical means of opening contracted An arch of fire | intermediate chamber part of th prain R forated bustion cham open The hot wases of the com practically in vapors escription of the interest to those anics to crip- itof the visit to the 4 o member of a party 1 visitors who thoroughly exam in working operation” yester- es the poor- and the almost col immense s large in us that w hh harises from an ordi- CO0k d in ope ter works | than 30,000,000 cr daily were doing their work heating business with the smok Water of fully consumed s only last Omal the mat H. Collins of the compuny it 218 he invention is adopted when | U built, can be put in at a NTHEOPY, Pec Jumpe acquired comsider - | market ¢ - | tinest w anthropist on the nd eups whonds of LOmOorrow scheme has | as, which he will Iuml thout charge to the w women who pass his saloon at ery every able to afford car fave tribute the of his place. name und the person who 1 v curs first fair day. to hand out between 6 and 7 o'clock in until the entir stolen, 114 Bow- will dis- in front s his s it in- mtinue days evening lost or honesty of the working people of New York, and has ordered good, substanti which will be come. 1 GOOD TINE, Much duke rounds of inun- from social quar- His stay in the [t is his intention to World's devoid corted | ,b\ his excellenoy, E. UHL“‘ de Lome, commander general of Spain for the | World's fafe. If the \\nntl\n\ proves favorable, his initial vislt as a sightseor will begin today. In speaking of his future movements, the duke said ‘1 am enjoying myself g0 much that 1 really do not know what to say. In fact, I have not yat given the subject o thought, and [ shall make no definite arrang ants to formulate any program | for the v ‘L duchess and her ghter are niso having their rounds | of guicty and are daily the ree its of invitations to luncheon and soc tor- | tainments - SEAMCS KING IN HARD LUCK by the His ¢ RANCISCO, Ca from Sin ore by steamer th about French | seems that th Fronch and wi Ar i Threatened Afrald ot | SAN Ady recel w o light on cablegrams vession in Siam. It French elaim the valley | of the Mirkong as belonging to the ces- | sion of territory made when they quired Tonquin,” This hus been resisted ;)\\ the king, but now h 1l in his pal and there are that the | French will be allowed to seize what | compri fully arter of Sian's | tervitory. Theking is placed in a v position of the robbery and burning of a I mission church, about sixty mile: 1 k. This | was the work of pirates, but the French | have used i ulever to enforce their | demands and a French gunboat t | once sent up to Bangkok and off the consulate adviser is a B | any ability he correspo the British will not interfere | Prench, as the Siamese have | them by opposing the deve i vich tervitory. The young organizing to vesist the French king is more afraid of his | than of the foreigne ar would be utilized by them tor riotand plunder. | and their first act wo u.1 be to loot tho | impe e, which is as vieh in art | treasue the old summer at Pekin, ns one becanse anchored how lent with the alienated spment of Siamese are but the own army -~ o with Pa.,, May 4.—At a meeting of the Geographical ¢l day evening, the names of the members of the expedition who will go to Green- land this summer with Licutenant Peary were announced I'hey are: Dr F. A, Cook, Fdward Astrup, Matthew Hensen, Licutenant P lored servant; Samucel J. Entriken, at sent ‘her in the manual school at Aiken, and My Davison, Licutenant ron his present lecture » named were mem y's former expedition. i S oo Patriotic Of hp | 'Peacher—In this Columbus year 1 want everybody to try to do something to show his patriotism. Can any of you | think of any noble, self-s which would be appropriate? Bright Boy —Yesm, [ can cacher-—That is encouraging Willie, what would you do? | Bright Boy-Please, ma‘am, (Ha(OoINnbas SampE for S o0l UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. With the unprecedented success of Johann Hoff's Malt Extract, it was naturally to be expected that imitations would soon follow. Johann Hoff ac- cepts this as the best: compli- ment which could be paid to him, as only persons and things ot sterling value are copied by | the third and fourth rate aspir- | ants to fame and distinction. Envy is at the bottom of all social and commercial animos- ity. The public is therefore warned against substitutes and worthless imitations sold under | similar names or under the | name of “Hoff's Extract.” The Ge nulne JOHANN Wil | PHILADELPHIA th yester- ry's 1! bers of I Well ' lick o slgnature of RARE, RIPE OLD WHISKY. | Limited Stock of the Finest World., ed n wholosale lignor st el Blufs, and has pu tod stock of wines, brandl fact worthy of mention tha nate posseskor of nearly forty lsky In tho United Stated ty-five barrels of Kentucky . Taylor whisky, and 1t wag not until aboul thiree years that e placed the koo ls on ths Of this stock e has left ahout forty bar roln.and experts all pronounce it abiolutely the sky tnthe count o malnly pdicinal uso, ns it 1s ¢ sty for 1tis worth over $1 wallon her brand of such whisky in the lles and wines coues fron ford vineyards in putation” for exeellen in tho 8. 11 Ford has ope | No. 17 Pearl atreet lnr whiskles, ote. | M. Ford is th | barreis of th 1580 ho boa havi | purity NERVUUSP!%P!?P? RS EVILS, WEAKNESS . tuat ne TORLY anl el STRENG I und tone My, L will seal we D " glven 10 every part of ths Curcly packed) KIR G110 anysuTor e L10 prexerips tion that cured e 6f these troublas Address, L | AUBRADLEY. BATILE CREEK, MICH. says | | vies. 10J DOHANY'S THEATER. Council Bluffy, Ia, John Dohany, « « « - - Manag er ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY One Week nnencing MONPAY MAY THE COMEDIAN CORSE PAYTON Andhis merr company talented young sup ACLross ol by the 'MISSETTAREED. On Thursday Evening They Wil Appear in “PEARL OF SAVOY” Now <onis ind dance than ever. PRICES -1 LUST VITALITY - Y \'cril_\', The World Moves I;FOIR YOU | $1.000 1% THIS §I:000 I'OR YOU Nothing so good 1 connot bo fme provod, uwl and brihter wnd viger quickly o stored, Nervous Debility oy Cured by o WIEh welt: fre: Addr No Deaths No Fires It does not depond on A Calamity. Writetotho PERPETUAL MATURITY | BGNDING CO., Councii Bluffs, ncor- corporated under the laws of lowa. forin- Morrinm blook, 2k and 245 Council Blufls, Towu. formation, roon ‘The best paying investmont for & housewlfo s The Excelsior Home-Baker and Roaster. akos bread taaty, I Cy and rleh, sives ono third notril Notudy ean do - without It after haviog tried ‘it write for clreulnrs. AGENTS WANTED. CHARLES SCHULTHEISS, Council Bluffs, lowa. vos it molst At will be 1N olements. Notice. Ing of stockholders of the n& \H~~n\ll| cy Rallroad ecof the com- y 19, 1893, i directors stion of such other business pefore the mecting. 115, REDFIELD, Seo I May 1, 18 2o'clock id for the Ly come retary. Mid17e Special Noticas, COUNTIL BLUFFS JOK SALE- A number ot n and_ oo very easy payn Neholson & Co.. 21 Broatdway 0 AND G0-ACRE tract of $15.00 L0 2000 per acre, ———) choup, hields, cottuges, nts. Gre land 10 northern Johuston & Van Patten ty propart Counoll BSTRACTS and loans A bought wnd sold, Blufts Farm o Pusey & Thon veoplo ood value and always I stock 1 block lasts AR CIURS 1105, 5 ot Big- years Wik oi incu four room s, cloar ruhiam Ave, EXCHANGE nd store room brance. A, J. Mandel, W) P serof tan inquiro Eanen Bl Hvs! and 10t for sale Inquire of J. I ¢ freighit house. Hardw man to o solleit Wuges $12 4 wook and profits divided every 9) days. in stock com pany. Must buy 15 sharos stock Addross J. W Morse, Room o, Everctt block. Councll Blufts. ClIA for rigit and Iver goods —Cl tem bliek driving y0. harnoss and ten bon Coul Co.. 10 Pan aros 0p stroet. Lelow cost new 5 room house, modern cos, wellloca ted, Hee oflled. o AL tonm m bueky ro s Thr ey buils venr und two yenrs; solid color, r It St Nico bay ca rrlage eam and carriage. y. 103 Voar| St Council Blutts. "‘ ARBAC )V, censpools, viults, 4|mnnay- Feieano. Lurke, at Taylors g 50 Bic oo wENT goud 5 “v ANTED Parti s with & little (me and eapital 20 manufacture and Introducs patented novel- Admms, 945 Porin Ave, o unell Blufts, D01 SAL L. W. T Ld dwny room houss, water, gas and_bathy , Counctl ilutrs. == (G wanted for goneral housework, 413 G ¥ Ave. e TED-A bottler. Apply ut Harrls' bottling L1224 Brosdway T“Im Cltg Steam Pye Works. C. A. SCHO&DSACK Propriotor. Dycing, Cleaning and Refinishing OF GOODs OF » and worgs, cor, Council Blufls ofti | for irgulars EVERY Ave. nd pric DESCRIPTION. A and Pelephone 310, Send COUNCIL BLUFR3 STEAM DYE WORKS kinds of Dyeing e nsdone i the hi tyle of the art. Faled and tained fubrics mide to 100k suew. Work ),rnm‘m ydcue ani dellverel in purts of the country. or price list L. A, MACHAN, Proprietor, Breudway. near Northweste orn Depoty ‘Lelophone d24 and ey ALl Bend