Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1893, Page 3

NCIL BLUTRS, NO. 12 PEARL STREET VICR: livercd vy carrier to any part of the city H. W. TILTON, « MANAGER -« | Busiuess Ofico, No. 43 LEPHONTS mmm Editor... No. 23 MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plum bing Co. Boston Storo. Natchaug silks. flitonberger is the hatter, 502 Broadway. A marriage license was 1ssued yesterday John Brick and Katic Nuschey, aged 28 d 24 years. Both were from Neola, [The Ganymede Wheel club will have an | portant - meoting this evening at 8 o'clock | the club rooms, F.H. Evans, president Special meeting of Bluff City lodge No. 71. | cient, Free and Accepted Masons this bening for work in the third degree. All aster Masons arc invited. e meeting of the Princes of the Orient fill be held this evening instead of 1 ‘ening, as was at first annouced, Ther fe more thgn a dozen candidates for initia on. ‘The ladics of the First Presbyterian hurch gave a pleasant social last evening the church parlors. It was well attendea. ofreshments were served and various rins of entertainment were provided. . W, Bushnell is about to commence tho ection of a handsome brick cottage on uff street, near the corner of Willow ave- @, just east of the Metcalf property. The L will be in the neighborhood of &,000, Otto Ttz is charged with entering L. C, rson's hencoop on Graham avenue last flonday night and stealing a fancy chicken Wich the owner values at $5. An informa- on is on flle and the case will be tried be- re Justice Fox tomorrow, W. B. Reed, county treasurer, has issued a ptice that ail unpaid taxes on pe: 1 prop- Ly in this county must be paid before June a8 on that day the bills will be put in the ands of the county collector, J.B. Johannscn, ho will collect the tax, together with the 0818, The following pupils will graduate from v, Francis' ll(':hll'llly this year: Margaret laylor, Pauline Coggeshall, a Drake, ary Lynch, Mame O'Donnell, ilbert, * Agnes Donahey. "Rourke, Helen Donahey, S: Lucy Lyno The entertainments given by Flint esmerist, and his daughter, Miss Pling, av Dohany’s this week, are ¢ er than those ‘he gave il nger carries o lot of paid subjects with iim, but all his subjec drawn right rom his audience, and he never lac! cople to operate upon. Last evening he ad a company of fifteen, every one of whom s absolutely under the control of himself nd his daughter, and an extremely funny erformanc iven the audienc ntertainm 1 continue every ntil Sunday Jumes Dugean's residence at the corner of ixteenth avenue and Fourteenth street /as entered by a tramp Wednesday after- oon while all the family were absent. and number of articles were stolen. As soon 8 the family returned and learned of the purglary Mrs. Duggan took a horse and fugey. and, accompanied by a lady friend, firaced the thief to the clevator company, vhere they overhauled him and compelled iim to give up his booty. They were sat ed to have their property returned a ok no steps to have the fellow prosecuted s he descrved. , The clouds shut out all light from the oon last night, but the Philadelphia light hedule, whicl in some ways seems to re- lembie the laws of the Medes and Persians, [said that the electric lights would not be used until the moon went down. The com any was ordered to turn the lights on early n the evening, but the policoman who made the ordor was notified that the burners had not boen trimmed during th and that the lights would consequently go out at 1 o'clock. They were turned on, however, and from 1 o'clock this morning on the city ‘was in total darkness, = Extraordinary Added Attrucglons The latest and greatest of flll;'»glflemv & troupe of performing mohkeys, are now, presented to the public for the first time by Cook & Whithy, with the assur- ance that earth cannot produce their equal. They are a study for the naturalist, a theme of thought for the philosopher, a source of pleasure for the eople, a wonder for the children, a sub- ject of suprise for everybody—the 11 that man can do. This great En how will be at Council Bluffs, June 9. Ten Days at th Tt will cost you less than $530.00, ev hing necessary included. This means omes in private cottage, clean, safe, plose to grounds and on the beach of JLake Michigan. ‘Write to J. T. Chyno- eth, Windsor Park, Tll. Refers to H. W, Tilton of THE BE! Jacob Sims tho vening PERSO. RAGRAPHS, James N. Casady, jr., has returned from hicago, whero he was called on important usiness. Mrs. J. A. Roff and Mrs. R. B. Mullis left st evening for Watscka, IIl., where they ill visit relatives for theé next five month king in the World's fair from time to time, Chief Scanlan returned yesterday after. on from Chicago, where he went to attend o meeting of the chiefs of police of the ntry in connection with the World's fai foro returning he also went to Plainwell, ich., for a fow days’ visit. Invitations are out for the marringe of iss Mary ., daughter of Mr. and Mrs, hn T, Oliver, to' Mr. Arthur Burgoyne weting of Chi The, age will ilce place on Thursday evening, Juno 8, at § clock, at St. Paul’s Episcopal church, The Grand Hotel, ATLY BEE | NEWS FROY COUNCIL BLUFFS THE_OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRI Another Opportunity for the City to Display Its Hospitality, COMING MEETING OF STATE SHERIFFS Town, Nebraska, Wisodnsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Kansas and Missourl and Other States Wil Send Representa- tives-Ohjects of the Convention, Now that the bankers convention has | come and gone the time is drawing near when the people of Council Bluffs will have another opportunity to gain fresh laurels by their hospitality in entertaining strangers. The sheriffs of Towa and Nebraska are to have a joint meeting here for two days com- | mencing June 14, and the prospects are now that thers will be more in attendance than there were at the convention which has just closed. It is estimated that at least 200 sheriffs and ex-sheriffs of the two states will be present number, just how many is not yet known, from the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Kansas and Missouri. In several of these states there are no sheriffs associations, and they are accordingly anxious to unite with their fellows in lowa and Nebraska and talk over the best way of catching criminals, and do other things which men are supposed to do when they go away from home to attend conventions, The' headquarters will be at the Grand hotel, Mayor Reed of Manawa has offered Sheriff Hazen o free trip to and from the lake forthe entive delegation, and other forms of entertainment will be provided be- tween now and the opening day, so that they will be sent away with an exalted opinion of hospitality of Council Bluffs, IT WAS CARBEE, Well-known Former Bluflite Under Two Nnmaes. In the telegraphic columns of Tue Bre last Tuesday morning an article appeared stat- ing that one D. M. Hawk had disappeared from his customary haunts in Sioux City, and that he was wanted there to answer to the charges of embezzlement and bigamy, the former charge being proferred by the A. L. Baker Commission company, with which he been connected, and the latter by a woman from ( Bluffs claiming to be his wite. Ther lerable conjecture as to who the gay ario might be, as no one of that name was known here. The police began inquiring and the result of thei investigation was that it was ascertained yesterday that Hawk was none other than H. D. Carbee, a gentleman ‘who had a very checkered carcer in this city about five years ago. At that time he was em- ploved by one of the prominent lumber firms. and on the side officiated as dram major of s band when it was first organized. 4 ed check he got a drum uit from Metcalf Bros., and he also al other checks about the In addition w0 his other shortcomings he sold alotof tickets to an entertainment gi by the band and pocketed the pro- ceeds, Metealf Bros. prosecuted him and he was sent to the penitentiary for a term of several years. For a year or two past noth- i been heard from him, and no one had idea which way he 1 gone until the news was received yesterday that Carbee and Hawle o the same party. J. A. Roff, who was well acquainted with him at 'the time of the band episode, states that he remembers seeing letters in his possession at that time addressed to D. M. Hawl, so that this name is evidently no newone, mvented for the occasion. Some- thing of a sensational tinge was added to the affair by the marriage of Carbee and his first wife, who now prefers the charge of bigamy against him. just before he left for Fort Madison to serve out his time in the Ppenitentiary. ISATURDAY A Travellng ‘At the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, In, The originators, leadersand promoters of low prices. 5,000 yards of beautiful pattern out- ing flannels, 5e a yard, worth 10c. 2,000 yards white India linen, dc a vard. 2 000 yards white shaker flannel, 4¢ a 1 )0 yards, lin, 4¢ a yar: 200 dozen children's ribbed vests, 5¢ each. 100 dozen ladies’, 10¢, 3 for 25¢. 75 dozen children’s heavy ribbed tan hose, 10¢, 3 for 25¢. 0 dozen extra large all linen towels each, worth 50c. Remember we give a_handsome photo engraving with every $2 purchase and order. Don't forget to ask for one. Our great June sale will open Thursday, June 1. Store will be closed all day Wednesday making preparations for this great annual event, BOSTON STORE, Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Leaders and promoters of low prices, Council Bluffs, Ia. Two Jurles Out. The case of L. L. Hendricks against the city was on trial in the district court all day erday. Mrs. Hendricks commenced an action several months ago to recover §3,600 damages by reasou of injuries sustained while driving one day last winter near the corner of Avenue D and Eighth street. The sleigh collided with the end of the tracks of the Interstate railway and was overturned, throwing Mrs, Hendricks and her husband with great force to the ground. The city ‘made no great effort to prove its innocence of the charges inch unbleached mus- ‘ouncil Bluffs. The most elegant in lowa. Dining room on seventh floor, ate, $3.00 and $5.00 a day. E. F. Clark, rop, Hay land for rent in lots of from 20 to 00 acres. 1. Marks, Council Blufrs, See the peeriess s bicycles nd get terms. Harry Murphy. 10 Pearl, Dr, Flint's Hypnotism, - Dr. Herbert L. Flint is unquestionably the reatest hypnotist that has ever visited this Tt of the country. The exhibitions of his urvelous power that he is giving nightly at Pohany's surpasses the comprehension of pven the most advanced students of the nystio art. His bright and handsomo Jlaughter Las developed the power to an as- onishing extent, and she contributes very uuch to the entertainment each evenin nterest is constattly increasing, and ecach pught is better than the previous. On Sun- flay night the doctor and his daughter will ve an exhibition of thought transmission nd spiritualism, Don't miss the Workers' social Friday wvening. A fine musical and literar Jprograin will be render and straw- borries and ice cream served, Williamson & Co.. 106 Main streot, argest and best bicyole st in city, Vanatta & Sweet, attys , Everett blk. re. J. W. Morse, wife of J. W. Morse, died yester- day morning from pneumonia, after an ill- ness of three days, aged 54 years. The de- eased was born in Midaleburg, N. Y., in 1830. She was married to My, Morse in 1857 and came to this city ten years later. She was the mother of four sons, two of whom, Charles and Fred, still live and were by her bedside when the end came. She has been & member of the Presbyterian church ever aince she was 12 years of age. The funeral will take place from the residence, 100 Bluff &Wl. 1Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock, Rey. tephen Phelps ing. Another improvement to Behubert piano. Sto) best Geo. 8, Davis, prescription druggist. the ular Swanson M unhvp(ohl: at the Ogden, Council Blufls, t1e .00 house in lowa, made by the attorneys for the plain- tiff, and the general impression at the time the case went to the jury seemed to be that o verdict would be returned i favor of the plaintiff. Mayor Lawrence states that an offer was made by Mrs, Hendricks to com- se and dismiss the suit for $475, but aldermen, contrary to the wishes of the ttorney, refused to compromise. At 11 o'clock last night the jury was still out, The jury in the case of the First National bank of Chicago against the Council Bluffs Gus and Electric Light company,which went out yesterday morning, was also out last night at the same time. Louis Biederman is agent for the Great Bastern hotel, the largest in the world; practically fireproof; has 1,100 rooms and is modern. Those intending to visit the World's faic will find it to heir interest to call or write, enclosing stamp, 504 First av O Bluffs. Now is your time to see Puck’s Cor- ner and have your fortune told. You can do either or both at the social Fri. day evening in the new building oppo- sito the postoffice. [l Rock, The work of building the big pier at the new interstate bridge, which has been goiug on for the last six mouths, in spite of numerous backsets, Las been completed. The steel pier now stand on solid rock 121 feet below the sand and clay that forms the bed of the riv While the bankers were examining the strue Wednesaay after- noon the workmen w hauling up great chunks of rock that had a\'im-nlly been dropped into place by the forces of nature ages ago, and the visitors were very much interested at the novel sight. The work of filling up the interior of the pieris now goI on rapidly and the completion of the ridge seems to be drawing near, Protect your homes against destruc- tive storms. W. C. James has the strongest companies in the world. Cook you meals this summer on a gas range. At cost at the Gas company, Medioal Coliege Organized. The articles of incorporation of the new Council Blufls Medical college, which were mentioned io Tue SvNpay Bee, were filed with the county recorder yesterday, | cost price for Besides these there willbea | {a revolver capital stock of the collega is to be $150,000, The officers are to be as follows: President, C. H. Pinnay; secretary, J. F, White; treas: urer, T. B, Lacey, The board of trustees is composed of the three just mentioned, to- f"(hnr with D. Macrae and F. S. Thomas, Jeside the boara of directors the following gentlemen are named as incorporators: John Groen, J. C. Robertson, J. M. Byrstow, H. | {! Jennings, J. H. Cleaver, . W. Hough . L. Treynor, Finley Burke, Carl F. Dect- ken and D. Macrae, jr. The articles of in- corporation provide that there shall pe at least fifteen chairs of instruction, BOSTON STORE, £pecial Sale Satarday and Monday. Will offer 200 dozen ladies’ waists at aturday and Monda; having just received an” immense de ery. Inorder to introduce them will offer as above. Everything in the new- est, nobbiest styles in lawns, percales, sateens, silks, ete,, from 25c to $15.00. The finest assortment west of Chicago. BOSTON STOT Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co. Leaders and promoters of low prices, Council Bluffs, Ia. He is an All Around Offender, William Hall, a young man who has been carefully cultivating a police court record for several yoars past, with reasonable suc- cess, is now in durance vile as the result of seining in Manawa about a month ago. He was arvested while in the act, but got away from Andy Bowling, the officer who cap- tured him. Last Sunday Bowling went after him again, but Hall took refuge behind a large black hole in which he _ happened t0 have about him, and Bowling again dropped the trail. ' Yesterday one of the Bluffs police got Hall and took him to the city jail. Bowling has made a great staggor at a prosecution, filing no less than five informations, in which Hall is charged with assault with intent to commit murder, threatening to burn and destroy the town of Manawa, and doing _several violent and picturesque things. He will have a pre- iminary examination before Justice Fox to- day, and is now n_jail, having been unable to find any one willing to_stake $1,000 on his being on hand when wanted. Pasturage for horses and eattle on George I'. Wright's farm adjoininge ity limits on south; 500 acres blue grass, running water. For terms apply to James Raph, on farm, or at Carbon Coal company, 10 Pearl street. Don't delay your house cleaning until the hot weather arvives, and don't delay going to the Council Bluffs Carpet com- pany and taking advantage of the splendid bargains they are giving in everything. Pure ice From Missouri river channel. Mulholland & Co., Brown building. Telephone 162. Music for balls, parties, picnics cials, etc., by Mucicians Union. Follett, Mgr., 406 B'way, Council BlufTs, Charles Bierworth has porter and ale on draught at the Metropolitan, 818 Broadway. 80- [5 Brown's C. O. D. grocery closes at 7 p. m., except Mondays and Saturdays. Tap i, S. P. Nelson, who keens a saloon at 105 South Muin street, was picked out as a vie- tim by a couple of conscienceless sharks who were not above robbing a poor saloon keeper, and worked to the limit_of the contents of the money drawer last Wednesday evening. A fellow entered his place and pick- ing up a chalr started for the street. The proprietor, thinking he was about to steal the chair, went after him, when he explained that he' was merely going to take it out to the street to sit down in. Nelson went back to his work, but when he got to the bar he found that his reposeful customer's pal had entered by the back door while the conversation was going on, broken open the cash drawer and made off with the cohtents, which amounted to apbout £40. A description of one of the men was given the police, but so far he has not been apprehended. ‘'The Stuff Men Are Made Of” is the subject for Dr. J. G. Armstrong’s lec- ture at Broadway M. E. church this evening. Come, en and be benefited for the small fee of Vorkers"” of the C y school want you to come unique social Friday evening in the new building opposite the postoffice. For Sale—Tickory 4-foot wood, $6.00; stove wood, 12 or’ 16 inches, $2.50 per cord, delivered. H. A. Cox, 10 Main street, Metzgar & Kandlett's Ico Cream. Try Metzgar & Randlett’'s pure and delicious ice creams and ices and you will order no othe Bargains in fine tooth brushes and cologne. wholesale price, only 10c. Davis, the druggist, 200 Broadway. Free treatments aaily from 2 to 4 p, m. at the uncil Bluffs Medical ang Surgical institute, 26th and Broadway. e To Ald the Brotherhood. CEDAR Ravins, Tn., May [Special Tele- gram to Tue Be of the Towa divisions of the iadies auxiliary of the grand international auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is be- ing held in this ¢ with about 30 delegates in_attendance. The delegutes were wel- comed to the city by Mayor Daniels. The feature of today’s meeting was the address of Mrs. W. A. Murdock, grana president, of Chicago. T There are three things worth saving— Time, Trouble and money—and De Witt's Little Early Risers will save them for you, These little pills will save you time, as they act prompuiy. They will save you trouble as they cause o pain. y will save you money us they economize doctor's bills, —_——— 1ELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS, Domestie, The run on the People's Savings bank of Deiiver, Colo., has ceased. It 1s stated that the robbers who held up the Missourl Pacific train Wednesday night so- cured only §1,200, The rumor that there has been a run on the savings bunks of Lea venworth, Kau., s de- nied by dispatehes from that city, One million dollars In_gold and £46,000 in siiver were shipped to - England on the Nor- mandie yesterday from New York. The Rock Island train from Denver east wus wrecked yestorday morning at Morgans. ville, Kan, here were no casualties, A freight train on the yno_raflroad, near Lima, 0., was wreeked yesterday and o uumber of tramps who were stealing a ride were killed, Princess Eulatle of Soain arrivea oin New York City yesterday afterno ( ful trip fram Washington, will be the gueats of the city there. Twenty-one Mexicans convicted fn the United States court at San Antonio, Tex., for violatlon of the neutrality luws were yester- day sentenced to terms of tmprisonment rang- g from (wo years umnd nine months wo two wonths, The balance of H. H. De Bardeleben's hold- ing of Tennessee Coal and Iron stock has been taken by John I Irwin and ussociates. The stock sold by De Bardeloben to this syndicato wmounted 1018,000 shares und the price paid was about $16, Delegations ronrt-m‘nllnf the Merchants ex- change of 8t. Louls and Board of Trade of Kl Reno will confer with the business men of Arkansas City In relation to railroad exten- slon to the southwest through the Cherokee ;’_ ip, Oklaboma und luto the graziug ficlds of exis, The westhound bussenger tratn was Leld up and robbed at Coleman, Tex., yesterduy morn. fng at 2 o'clock by two masked men. The brakeman, porter and conductor were covered with six-shooters und Messonger Barry com- t«l d 1o open the expross Qoor. 1t is not uown Low much the robbers secured, 6 i sulte during her stay L L Got His Money by Force, CresTON, 1a., May 25.—[Special Telegram to s BEE.]—A short time before the Ting- ley buuk failed D, J. Hallinger, & prominent farmer, had deposited $850. When he learned The | of the failure he returned and forced the ofcials to roturn the money, He succeeded in getting $050. - el Dl'llsl'flvt! WIND sTORM, Missourl and Kansas Towns Suffer Great Amage. Kavaas Crry, Mo, M Dispatches re- ceived hore from devéyal towns in Missouri and from one point in Kansas, report the oc currence this aftergoon of a severe wind storm of almost cyclotiic proportions. The storm was accompanied in every instance by either hail or a downpour of water amount- ing to almost a cloydbiirst. No loss or severe injury is reported® to human life, but telegraph wirds a#é down in the country surrounding the »tovwms that the storm struck, and when telegraphic communication is re-established it is_not unlikely it will be discovered that the storm caused |many fatalitics, Much damage of minor impor- tance was wrought to barns and buildings and in Missouri the crops suffered severely. At Sedalia, Mo., the wind attainea r- rific velocity, It surged under the tent of Ringling Bros.’ circus and snapped the five poles supporting it like pipestems. The tent came down with a_crash, burying 2,000 peorle beneath it. They screamed and struggled and several women fainted, but all were finally fely removed from beneath the canvas, Severalreceived severe bruises, but no injury tolife or limb resulted. It is due to the presence of mind of the employes of the circus that a panicdid not result after the catastrophe had occurred, in which case the loss of life would have been appalling. At Brookfield, Mo., the storm struck the roundhouse of the Hannibal & St. Joseph road and partly demolished it. Some of the engines were badly damaged. A number of workmen were in the building at the time, but all escaped unhurt, Hail accompanied the storm at New Cam- bria, Mo., and did considerable damage to crops. Barns and outbuildings also suf- fered, Monerry, Mo., May 25.—A cyclone struck this city about 4 o’clock this aftervoon | evel- ing barns and smaller buildings and uproot- ing hundreds of trees. There was nota shed in the lumber yards here but what was unroofed. The full extent of the storm is not known, and it is feared that when fuller particulars come to light it will be found that lives have been lost. The storm came from the southeast and prostrated all telephone and telegraph wires in the south- ern part of the city, making communication from theoutside almost impossible. Ganyerr, Kan,, Ma, lone struck this place about 4 o'clock this afternoon, coming from the southeast. Barns and out- houses were destroyed and much minor dam- age done. As far as known, nobody was hurt. ManrTiNssrre, Mo, k this afternoon in struck this place, leveling trees, fences and outbuildings and doing much other damage. Nineteen loaded frexght cars were blown off the Wubash track and their contents scat- tered ubout the NEWS, Got a Jail Sentence. Des MoiNes, Ia, May 25.—([Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee.]—Prof. S. A. Van Angle- beek, convicted in the federal court of viola- tion of the United States postal laws in using the mails for fraudulent purposes in i sition as secretary of the National rsity of 1llinois at” Chicago, was sen- tenced by Judge Woodson this morning to twelve months imprisonment in Lee county Jail and to pay o fine of 00, Van Angle- was nervous und shook when he started y something in response to the usual in- 1s to whether he had anything to say entence should not be pronounced, He spoke but a few words in a low voice, say: mg: “Ibelieve Isaid all Icould say on the witness stand, and can only add that it has never been my intention to deceive anybody in this matter.” lowa Editors 1u Convention. Leyans, Ta., May 25,—[Special Telegram to Tue B —The Northwest Iowa Ed- itors association convention convened in this city this afternoon. About forty were pres- ent, and it is expected that there will be fully 100 tomorrow. Papers were read and discussed during the afternoon. Hon. Lafo Young of :Des Moines will speak in the opera house tonight, Tomorrow night Hon. Ignatius Donnelly will deliver a lecture on “Wit and Humor,” after which a banquet will be served by the citizens of Lemars. Miss Valley Graduates. Missounr VarLLey, In., May 25.— [Special Telegram to Tue BEe.|—The eighth annual commencement cxercises of the city High school occurred this evening, A class of six ladies and two gentlemen completed the course of instruction. Last night occurred the class day exeroises, and Friday evening the Alumni association gives its annua banquet, to which a large number of guests have been invited, Her Baby's Death Crazed Hor. Crrstoy, Ia., May 25.—(Special to Tue Bek.]—Six little children are left mother- less by the insanity of Mrs. James Clark, wife of a stone mason. The woman has gone crazy over the 1oss of a baby. She thinks the little one failed to reach heaven, owing to negligence on her g)urh and she has w ried over this so much she has become sune. GRrINNELL, Ta,, 1May 25.—|Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee.]—Fire early this morning destroyed the livery stable of Jones & Kingdon, together with cight horses, the Northwestern hotel, Lewis & Hudson's mar- ble shop, Inman’s harness shov and Thomp- son's junk shop, with most of their contents. “Total loss, about §15,000; insurance, about half, His Se Srovx Crry, Ia., 25— [Special Tele- gram to Tue Be) John Wallace, a saloon keeper, was sentenced to 150 days in jail here today for violating a court injunction, Oun his way to tjail he manifested great ex- citement and in the corridor dropped heart disease. He caunot recover, DAY, MAY 26, 1893, AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAIIA — New Western Freight Rate Disoriminates Agninst This Market, Sage Mr. Baboock, FACTS TO BE LAID BEFORE OMAHA LINES All that Was Mortal of Old Man Brett Lald Away--Juror Charged with Adul- tory - Thieves Still Around— Minor Matters, The new tariff sheet as arranged by tho Western Freight assoviation has shoved prices from $2 to #10 a car on live stock from far western points to South Omaha and Chi- cago. Manager Babcock of the Union Stock Yards company thinks the new rate dis- criminates largely against the South Omaha market and he will at once lay his grievance At least before the lines that terminate in Omaha, “The new rate,” said Mr. Babcock “say on a $10 advance, increases the price $7 a car to South Omaha while it is only & more to Chicago. This will force the South Omaha packers to pay Chicago prices all the time. While our prices will average well with the Chicago market in case of slight advance in that city, the freight rate will be so low that it will be an inducement for the western shippers to go on through with their stoc The local rate to Chicago is 23'5 cents per 100; this, of course, wiil not be affected by the new schedule, as it only has reference to from far western poiuts, In our judgement the new tariff is a direct discrimination against the South Omahaha market, and I think we have a kick coming.” End of a Weary Life, The remains of poor old man Brett were laid to rest in St. Mary's cemotery yesterday morning. He is the old fellow who beeame despondent on account of his poverty a few days agoand attempted suicide by cutting his throat with a penknife. After being taken to the hospital Brett never regained consciousness. Although he had no mone he left many kind friends behind, who g him a most respectable burial. For ) Brett worked in the lard refin- ery department at_Cudahy’s, and it was his workmates in the department who bore the expenses of his funeral. John Larkin, the foreman, and as many of the moen as could get away from their work attended the serv ices, which were conducted from St, Ag- nes church. The body was brought down from Heafey & Heafey uptbwn morgue last night so that all of the dead man’s friends might have an ovportunity to view the re- mains. Locked Up on a Serious Charge. A complaint was lodged in police court several d Ago that Mike Henry and Josie Miller were living in open adultery in a shanty on Nincteenth street, near M. Cap- tain Austin visited the house and found the report to be true. He locked the couvle up, and yesterday Judge Fowler set the case for June 12, The police say thatthe Miller woman is silly and that Henry hus taken advantage of her mental condition. Heney is a married man, but nis wife is out of the city. As the parties were re- leased on their own recognizance it is quite likely that Henry will not be on hand when the time for a hearing rolls around. He {8 now serving as a juror in Omaha. News Notes and Personals, B. F. Haller of Blair is in the city. Joe Cook, treasurer of Washington county, was in the city last evening. There js some talk among the city council- men of buying a patrol wagon. James Tompkins and wife of Clinton, are the guests of Captain Cockrell, Mrs. Thomas Emingor left last evening for a visit with frieuds in Cincinnati, O. A gold watch belonging to Dan O’'Neill was stolen last night from the White _Elephant chop house. H. N. Atherton was yesterday granted a permit to build a frame cottage in Missouri Avenu ePlace, to cost §500. In honor of Decoration day a_special pro- gram has been arranged in all the public schools, to be rendered on Monday after- noon. New track scales are being put in by the stock yards company in the yards just south of the yardmaster's office at the foot of N street. Edward Hayward left last evening for Boone, Ia., to join his wife, who suddenly to attend the funeral of brother, who was killed 1n a railroad a dent. The concert at the Christian church last night was well attended aud the program seomed to please the auaience, The music was furnished by the Gate City orchestra of Omaha. A first-class dog fight took place some where near South Omaha Wednesday night. The police were trying to locate the s FEO o T them by going over i Sarpy county. It is said that Jack Begley's dog won the contest, The city council will st asa board of equalization on Friday, Saturday and Mon- day evenings. All complaints of citizens who think their assessments too high or who have any kick on special tax will be heard at thesc sessions, The largest casting made by a South Omaha_concern has been turned out by the Magic City Iron works. It is a twenty-one- foot balance wheel for Kittenbrink Bros. and will be used at their brick yard this summer. The Sodality of th give its annual M Agnes' church on Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The service conusists of the crown- ing of the image of the Virgin, procession of girls and young ladies and the reception of members, Ta., hel Blessed Virgin will celebration at St. HOTELS. “THE OMAHA” EUROPEAN HOTEL. 65th and Lexington avenus, Chicago. eight minutes fro th street entrance to World's Falr grounds, only four blocks from Midway Pluisance. “THE OMAHA” 1s u fine stone and brick bullding, finlshed in hard wood, provided with electriclight, steam heat, baths anl porfoct sanltary Pl moing throu:hout. ~The rooms are all good size with outside lizht, and ure finished very much bet- ter than wost of the World's Falr Hotels. The restaurant will be conducted by the manazer, which will insure toull gool service and entire satisfuction. Rates wil ba moderate and roa- sonablo. Frioes fur rooms, $1.00 and upwards (euch person) per duy, 1 We desire to make “THE OMAHA" headquarters for i) Nobraska people who way visit the World's Fa are Woleomo to cnme ir. You d ask "QUESTIONS 1 POINTERS"Y whether 'you wish to romaia o not. HTHE OMAHA™ is con- ing the CottageG o venlently reached by t. and Jackson Park cablb car on WabLsh ave nue. They pass thie hotel, Hotel will beopen Juns I, FRANK E. ALEXANDER, Propr BG'SILLOWAY, - « - Manager. ke Murray" Omaha. The Mercer. Omaha’s Newest Hotel COR. 12TH AND HOWARD 31d (fRooms at §2,% per aay, I0Kooms at $3.0) per day. 10Rooms with Bath at 81.9) pariyr. WRoows with Bath at$3.) to 34.5) p3r 1ar. OPENED AUGUST 1st Modern ln Every Respect. Newly Furnished Throaghoat C. 8. ERB. Pron. W. L. DOUCLAS Dss SHNOE no¥' ke, o you wear them? When next I ned try pair, they will give you more comfort and service for the money than any other make, Best in the world. Latest Styles, If you want a fine DRESS SHOE don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3,50, $4 or $5 Shoe, They will fit equal to cus~ tom made and look and wear as well. 1f you wish to economize In your fovtwear, you can do so by purchasing W. L, Douglas Shoes, My name and price Is stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy, Take no sub- stitute, | send shoes by mall upon recelpt of price, postage free, when Shoo Dealers cannot supply you, ‘W, L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. Sol by Magnus We , Keliey, Stiger & Co., 0. J Wilson, Elias uson, Ignatz Newman W .0 South Omaha, STRENGTH, VITALITY, MANHOOD { W.H. PARKER, M. D,, No. 1flne) st., Bowrox, Hsu..cuc{ consultin & ician of the PEARODY MEDICAL INaFITUTE, (0 W' was awhrdcd the GOLD WEDAL by the NaATIoNA? MBUICAL AS40cIATION {0, the PHIZE ESBAY o5 Kuha d Viiality, dtropy, Nereous aud Physical Debility, aot wil Liseo s ond Weakneas of Men. the y BURES it Prossect: AT AT N e n LIEE, leriptona. full vl Ghly 8105 s gy RIME IN HIGH PLACES! 1t s not strange that some people do wrong through |gn0?[\n!x. n"?:r!p from A failure to investigate as 1o the right or wrong of a matter. But it is strange, that individuals and firms, who are fully aware of the rights of othées, will por- sist in perpetrating frauds upon them, High-toned, wealthy manufreturing firms will offer and sell to rotail mere chants, articles which they know to be infringements on the rights of proprie- tors, and imitatlonsof well known goods, Wo want to sound a note of warning to the retailers to beware of such imita- tions aud simulations of “CARTER'S Lit- TLE LAVER PIL! When they are of- ferod to you, refuse them; you do not want to do wrong, and you don’t want to lay yourself liable to a lawsuit. Ben Franklin said **Honesty is the best poli- vg"; it is just s true that “Honesty is the best principle.” is stamped in the best watch cases made. It is the trade mark of the Aeystone Waich Case Company, of Philadelphia, the oldest, largest and best- known factory in the world— 1500 employees, capacity 2000 cases daily. Its products arc sold by all jewelers, It makes the celebrated Fas. Boss Filled Watch Cases, now fitted with the only bow (ring) which can- not be pulled off the case—the Askyour jewelerforpamphlet. New York Hospia TREATMENT, FORALL Chronic, Nervous, Private and Special Dissas3;, of both Men and Women, Stricture and all othsr troubles trented at roasonablo charges. ~ CONSULTATION LEE. Calionor address DR SEIMOUR PUTNAM DOUGLAS BLOCK, - OMAHA, NEB Opposite Ilayden Bros. RARE, RIPE OLD WHISKY. Limited Stoclk of tho Finost in the World. 8. II. Ford has opened a wholesale liquor store at. No. 17 Penrl street, Council Blafls, and has put in ectod stock of 'Wines, brandles. a fact worthy of montion that unato possessor of nearly forty e18 of the finest whisky United " Statos. 80 ha bought.seventy-fiva barrois of Kentueky C. Taylor whisky, and it wusnot untli about threo yoars ago that he Z00ds 01 tho s it mainly s its too costly for 1t1s worth over $10 por gallon. e 13 not another brand of such whisky in the U. 13 stock of brandles to famllles for medicinal us the rogular trade. 10us and have purity. snd Stanford vineynrds in Californin & high reputation for excellenc snd Notice. Sealed proposals will be recoived by the State Printing Board at the office of the se ret te ut uny time before Mone Ma ek p. ., for printl and ics of the session 186 ately print onies of the KEG, with ui ndes, bound in fuli sheep OPos 50 be received at tho sapoe and pliee for printing the supreme court reports and court calendars and for furnish- ing_all blinks, blank books and ecirculirs, in cluding revenue blanks, requi the officers of the “executive depirtment of the state fora perlod of two yeurs from dute of contract, Bamples and estimates of kinds and quantity of supplics to be furnished cai be secn at the filce of seeretary of stute, Proposals must state for what priec der will furnish all books in (his nd for all blanks and cir and 15 will he bid- proposal must be accompanic n the sum of 85,000, wi fes, conditional that the : d, within five days after notice 10 do the work. d “Proposals for Public Printing,” cure of s te. Galley' and pago pr nished o the proper officer, and all work to he delivered in zood order free of cost b the oflice of tho vy of state within sixty days from the date of contract, Right to reiect any or all bids reserved, Ji ARTT, ) 5 must bo fur- Treasurér. | Of-State 2 MOORE, [ Printing Board, b2l ) Auditor 'ublic Accounts, M20410t Bonds for Sale, led bids for #10,000.00 of school buflding ids will be received by the president and ol district of the City of 2 Neb. up to 1 o'clock p ui. of , said'bonds to be issucd by the tion named dis- i will bear 6 py interest, | niually, orest and pii pal made payable av the fiscul agency stato of Nebrusk ¥ of Now York Y. #56,000.00 0f s run for ton Jlars trom July 1, 1863, 000.00 will run or fifteen years from July The right 1o reject uily and all bids is d. President ) RCTAT J. G, LEMING, Secrotar Dated Broken Bow, Neb., May 15, 18 May! e el DETROIT Hectica MOI{H (0 Generatr, —— Smoke 'E‘nglrlwor epairs Hegt Dirt Fuel chines from one-eleht to oizhty horee vower. l\]\‘ rranred (o give satisfuction, W, F. BAKE C. D BAKER, M and 310 8hugart Blook, inoll Bluffs. Telephone 26 lectrician, oIS South 14th St Omana, Telephone 262 Yea, Verily The World Moves IFOR YOou §1,000 1N THIS 1,000 _—_—— IROR YOoUu Nothing so good 1t cannot bo proved. No Deaths No Fires It does not depend on A Calamity. Writetotho PERPETUAL MATURITY BGNDING CO., Counoll Bluffs, incor corporated under the laws of lowa. for ine ormation, rooms 23k and 235 Merriam bloek Council Bluffs, lowu, federal courts” Kooms 200780, Shuges Llock, Counei! Blufs, fa DORANY OPERA H0CSH - = SEVEN NIGHTS, COMMENOING MONDAY, MAY 22, Tho Worla's Greatost Mesmerist and Fam wauker, ussistod by MISS MARINA FLINT In ber wondertul foats of Catalepsy. Positively the Funniest Show ou Earth. Gomplete Change of Program Nightly. PRICES—25, 30 cents. L. J. MEACHA Wy, H. Deruy, Advance Agzent. Spreclral VNoI:lc&‘::: V GOUYBIL BLUFF3. = b ey ‘VE cap sell youa liouse and 1ot on a paymont of from £10.0) to £).00 down and $19.0) to 'lfi-g) per month. 8ome spocial barkalns tn 1ots. Joha- #lon & Van Patten. ESLRACTS and (oans. ks bought and sold. Pusoy 1, Blutrs. oo sar ariviog m ares team m o top bugky 10 Pourl atreot. Councit Jersoy bulls; ages, one waek cand two years; solld color, reglsterod B, Iut St (GARBAG Tcloaned. Brondway. omoved, cossnools, vaulty, ohlmaeys Ed Burdo, at Taylor's giocery, 61 JOR SAL vower boller. Call at falr for rent & or 8 furniture com- car line und £, §77 Kast. Large warehouse situatod on ralle Inquire” of Plone:r Implement Co, w3 nocured by Omaku prop: 04 First avenne. . trado Councll Bluffs property and cash for are und lmplemont stock n western Iowa or eastern Nebraska. C 17, Counctl Bluits. JoR sAL flncly brod roadsters and brood mares, one fns carriazo teaw. Would ex- change for good unimproved farm land or eity property. Dr. C. 1L, Pinney, 212 Pearl streot, BrEAvTIE W ANTED ¢ ompotont girl 1n femily of two, 1 quire of Mrs. K. I, Wrikht, 227 Houth Beventt streot. Toon ) O [)ESIRABLE roums. furnishod o with board for the summeor If desired. Glen avenue. TRUBNISHED roums for 1o ats ENT—Furnishod room for one or two gone 4 Myator streot. | rooms with Lol Washington ave., corn [P0 BENY Ot SALEIn Moruingside, n reven-toom Louse. W. B, Homor, 63§ Broade way. niie 1 Jy DOYOUKNOW | We Cay e Larges Line o BICYCLE. SPECIALTIES in the West? We can fit you out promptly, Send in your orders, STATE AGFNT FOR THE Dauntless Yost BICYCLES Union Transfer Co. ' 1304-6-8-10 Main sm » Council Bluffs, lowa,